Two sisters · one diagnosis

The Diagnosis and Us

A frank conversation about cancer — from the sister living it, and the doctor who loves her.

The Diagnosis and Us — two sisters smiling together

About the show

When one sister, a textiles teacher, was diagnosed with stage 4 bowel cancer in early 2025, the other, a doctor, found herself standing on both sides of the illness at once.

The Diagnosis and Us is their honest, unfiltered conversation about living with cancer: what it's really like to go through it, and what the medicine actually means. One sister shares the lived reality of treatment, fear, and hope. The other brings clear medical insight and her own personal story of watching someone she loves face the disease.

No jargon. No false comfort. Just two sisters talking honestly about the hardest thing they've faced together.

Episode 1 · Out now

The Diagnosis

In our first episode, we go back to the beginning — to a beautiful, ordinary family life before the word "cancer" entered. We talk honestly about the diagnosis itself: the early signs (or lack thereof), and the day everything changed. What's it like to hear "stage 4 bowel cancer" about your own sister? What's it like to be the one receiving the news? From normal life to facing it together, this is where the rollercoaster begins.