Claire
Perkybits: Riding the Waves of Life
Claire is a 41 year old breast cancer patient who is now living with metastatic breast cancer after having found out her breast cancer had spread to her liver and bones at the end of 2025. Her original diagnosis was in June 2014, after finding the breast lump herself in the shower. She went thru getting a lumpectomy, chemotherapy where she lost her hair, and 36 rounds of radiation. She continued on with Tamoxifen for a total of 8 years, after taking breaks to have her children, who are now 6 and 7 years old. She continues to live through a vibrant and positive lens alongside her husband and t...
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Episodes
Riding the High Wave 04.06.2026 24:50
Be ready for me to talk your ear off and ramble!!
I Am Just Me 15.05.2026 37:20
May updates and my personal thoughts.
April Updates 15.04.2026 19:16
Some updates about life with metastatic breast cancer, but then I got cut off when my children FaceTimed me to say goodnight from their dad's house. I will come back again to finish on Thursday so stay tuned!!
Perkybits: Riding the Waves of Life Intro 05.04.2026 29:47
Claire is a 41 year old woman, wife, mother, and step-mother who is currently living with metastatic breast cancer. She is thriving and living life. Depicting everything in a raw, unedited way!
My First Life 05.04.2026 31:30
After some great feedback from family and friends, I explain how I got my podcast name and dive into some of the things that were happening to me in and around my diagnosis date in 2014. I also discuss today’s mammogram and ultrasound.
Detour from Episode 3 05.04.2026 29:34
Detailed my trip up to Boston’s Dana Farber Cancer Institute with my parents and husband.
Life Lately 05.04.2026 29:20
Describing past 2 scans: bone scan & CT scan.
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