A High Wycombe woman suffering from metastatic breast cancer has launched a podcast disclosing details of her journey whilst speaking to other patients.

Mita Devlin, 39, is currently based at the South Buck Hospice and launched her ‘More Than Meets The Eye’ audio show after being diagnosed with the illness two-and-a-half years ago.

The content focuses on the highs and lows of her treatment, in which she chats with additional cancer battlers and members of the hospital staff.

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In one of the interviews, Mita spoke to Juliette Coffey, the head of individual and family support at the hospice, with the two working together as part of the former’s recovery.

Mita said, “My cancer diagnosis has changed my life for the better.

“I now know what really matters and I am focussed on helping others reach that realisation and to optimise their health. 

“My podcast aims to shine a light on ordinary people doing extraordinary things in times of adversity.”

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Juliette said, “I am delighted to hear of the changes Mita is making in her life and the joy it is bringing. 

“It was my absolute pleasure to work with her, she is an incredibly brave lady”.

South Bucks Hospice CEO Jackie Ward said, “Sharing stories helps people to feel less alone and helps others understand a patient’s journey. 

“I am very proud of the counselling services we offer our patients and bereaved families.”

 To listen to the podcast, click here or visit the Apple website.