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What a wonderful weekend was had by many people at the Bundaberg relay for life. It was a day I will definitely remember for a long time. I was surprised at how emotional the whole event made me- I found myself crying as I walked the survivor and carer lap with Dan. It was like a smack in the face to acknowledge that I have cancer, am currently fighting cancer and was being cheered on by a bunch of strangers. Also the candle lighting ceremony was again another very moving event..

im just so tired. Im over it. thats all.. feel like i cant go on anymore

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I suppose this is a question everyone asks. Well my dad was diagnosed in July with stage 4 non-Hopkins lymphoma. He was doing well with his treatment and then my mum got really sick. She was going to the dr continually but he could find nothing wrong. I go there Friday to drop my son off as they look after him while I work and there is my mum struggling to breath. I call a ambulance and she is rushed to hospital. She was diagnosed with stage 4 stomach and liver cancer. My mum is my world. How am I going to cope???

Well it has been a few weeks since writing a blog and I've honestly felt like a ball rolling along , bouncing from here to there with no real path in mind. Chemo is going well, weekly appts are part of the nom - I cannot wait til end Oct (as chemo will be reassessed + fingers crossed it will be completed.). Walking is part of daily routine and does help with sleep and improving my mood although it has been a bit flat.... I'm continuing to plan wedding, only 2 wks to tomorrow.... Hard to believe I've pulled it all together it will be a lovely day for sure.

I am 16 years old and I found out about 10 weeks ago that my dad has stage 4 brain cancer. The type of tumor is a glioblastoma multiforme the worst kind. I have two brothers who are 31,24 and a sister who is 18. I have just started year 12 so this is going to be one of the biggest years of my life in many ways and I am starting to worry about how I am meant to balance my school workload with everything else going on.