
Eleanor Quinn
Supportive Care Case Manager and Dietitian at the Leukaemia Foundation in Newcastle, Australia
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Aug 5, 2026
Real Talk on Food, Care, and Coping with Blood Cancer with Eleanor Quinn
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Kate ArkadieffHOST
What would you say to someone or a carer who was fighting against or are you for them? I'm just interested to hear that.

Eleanor QuinnGUEST
I had to have lots of these sorts of conversations in my previous roles in inpatient settings.

Eleanor QuinnGUEST
So there were lots of times where people truly just weren't able to meet their energy and protein needs through oral diet alone, through eating.

Eleanor QuinnGUEST
People with any type of cancer diagnosis, especially those in treatment as well, even though they might be resting for a lot of the day, have incredibly high energy and protein requirements.
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Kate ArkadieffHOST
So what golden nuggets, as you've beautifully done anyway, weaved throughout the air, but what would you like to leave with our listeners and our community today?