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Hormone

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Oct 20, 2026

Morgan AbsherSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
17:25
She was always there at the bus to pick him up.
Morgan AbsherSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
17:28
And as far as anyone could tell, at least from the outside, the Hormons seemed to be this picture of kind of suburban bliss, at least until the morning of June 4th, 2010.
Morgan AbsherSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
17:40
So let's go back to where we are in the story.
Morgan AbsherSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
17:42
A 911 call goes out and that sets off a really massive response from multiple agencies.
Poppy DuntonGUEST
21:14
So we'll start on the first one.
Poppy DuntonGUEST
21:19
So dentistry show the first year, two years ago, I was shocked because I lectured on the Saturday and my, um, My kind of behind-the-scenes business is called Hormones and Hard Conversations, or it's known as Hormones and Handpieces, because in reality... leading teams through hormones is hard.
Poppy DuntonGUEST
21:42
And I had 180 attend at the dentistry show.
Poppy DuntonGUEST
21:46
And there was- How
Nellie NealHOST
27:54
Well, har- hardly any plant is gonna resist the rooting hormone, and a lot of things really, it makes a big difference in, in getting it going.
Nellie NealHOST
28:03
Um, I've, I've had the joy of writing a blog for those folks at one point, and I'm always amazed at the experiences that people have.
Nellie NealHOST
28:13
Um, people don't necessarily intend to do research, but in, in their greenhouse, you know, somebody put h- put cuttings out and rolled that group in the, the, the Hormodin, and then the n- the next person that came in to help didn't know to do that.
Nellie NealHOST
28:29
So six weeks later, the owner looks over and one bench looks pretty good, the other bench looks very sad, [laughs] and you can see the difference between providing what the plant needed, you know? Um, those kind of graphic things don't always happen, but I know you've seen them.
Misty ShaferGUEST
28:44
Yes.
Sukanya ShajiGUEST
66:59
One is this Netflix stand-up comedy special by Sumukhi Suresh.
Sukanya ShajiGUEST
67:04
It's called Hormonal.
Sukanya ShajiGUEST
67:06
So it's about a woman in her 30s navigating the dating situation, body shaming, relationship with mother, etc.
Sukanya ShajiGUEST
67:13
Sometimes it feels like a personal attack, but it's fun.
Hazel WallaceGUEST
3:53
So I think the desire for someone who was maybe grounded in science was big.
Hazel WallaceGUEST
3:58
And so By my final year of university, I had two book deals and I was just like, wow, this is huge.
Hazel WallaceGUEST
4:05
Alongside working as a doctor, I then did my master's in nutrition and worked as a nutrition doctor for a little while, which was interesting, but it was a lot more clinical in terms of like working with patients, oncology, patients going through surgery who required parental nutrition.
Hazel WallaceGUEST
4:21
And then COVID happened and that was everything really.
Hazel WallaceGUEST
4:47
So I was unable to escape it.
Hazel WallaceGUEST
4:49
Even when the pandemic was kind of ending, I was still within it.
Hazel WallaceGUEST
4:52
And it was actually during COVID that I wrote my first women's health book, The Female Factor, because I had the plans to do it.
Hazel WallaceGUEST
4:59
And I think I was living alone.
Hazel WallaceGUEST
3:49
So I think the desire for someone who was maybe grounded in science was big.
Hazel WallaceGUEST
3:53
And so By my final year of university, I had two book deals and I was just like, wow, this is huge.
Hazel WallaceGUEST
4:01
Alongside working as a doctor, I then did my master's in nutrition and worked as a nutrition doctor for a little while, which was interesting, but it was a lot more clinical in terms of like working with patients, oncology, patients going through surgery who required parental nutrition.
Hazel WallaceGUEST
4:17
And then COVID happened and that was everything really.
Hazel WallaceGUEST
4:43
So I was unable to escape it.
Hazel WallaceGUEST
4:44
Even when the pandemic was kind of ending, I was still within it.
Hazel WallaceGUEST
4:48
And it was actually during COVID that I wrote my first women's health book, The Female Factor, because I had the plans to do it.
Hazel WallaceGUEST
4:55
And I think I was living alone.
Kathy LehmanHOST
0:01
If you thought getting through hormone-driven breast cancer was the hardest, scariest thing you'd ever done, until you finished treatment and tried eating to reduce your recurrence risk, this podcast is for you.
Kathy LehmanHOST
0:12
Hello and welcome.
Kathy LehmanHOST
0:14
I'm Kathy Lehman, breast cancer survivor, registered dietitian, nutrition therapist, and your host of the Peaceful Plate podcast.
Kathy LehmanHOST
0:22
I share science-backed breast cancer nutrition facts along with the skills and mindset you need to end your food panic and make confident diet decisions after hormone-driven breast cancer.
Kathy LehmanHOST
0:33
For more education and support, be sure to follow me on Instagram at hormone.breastcancer.dietitian. And don't forget to get your copy of my free guide, The 5 Foods Every Survivor Should Eat, available at kathyleeman.com.
Kathy LehmanHOST
0:49
If you're ready to eat with peace and enjoy your food again, I'm ready to help you.
Kathy LehmanHOST
0:53
So let's get started.
Kathy LehmanHOST
2:02
But I just wanted to open with that and say, if you have anything that you would like me to address in October episodes, please send me an email or contact me on Instagram.

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