Grace Burns

Cathy's written in.

Kathy's written in saying, as someone that listens to your informative program regularly, I was unaware of the link of the BRCA gene mutations with prostate cancer.

My husband has two close relatives that had breast cancer and breast cancer ovarian cancer, and it's not until I've researched prostate cancer due to my husband's recent diagnosis that I've learned this link.

The surgeon agrees it will be a good idea to test my husband for the mutation after the surgery for our adult children to then know.

Last week, you mentioned the gene, but once again, only in the context of breast and ovarian cancer, but it seems very important for men to know this connection too.

Renee has written in from Calgary and says, I've been meaning to email for quite some time.

I was going to get there.

Because it's in the email, I assume.

But Renee says, I've been meaning to email for quite some time.

I love the show.

I love your interaction with each other and your stories about your lives.

This is so nice, Renee.

Thanks, Norman, for sharing growing up in Aberdeen and wiping out on your bike and doing in your knee and Priya for your stories about how you approach medicine and blending family and work.

While you toil in your studio producing the podcast, remember the reach is possibly a lot further than you know and the impact on individual lives is significant and meaningful.

I often listen to each episode more than once.

I feel like bawling my eyes out.

Thank you, Renee.

Well, we appreciate it.

Yeah, it really means a lot to us.

So thank you.