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Today is World Mental Health Day. For people affected by cancer, mental health and stress can also be a reality. 

Work is an important part of many people’s lives, and most employed people who are diagnosed with cancer wonder how it will affect their ability to work. Some people manage by adjusting their work hours for a while – they may miss a couple of days here and there or work part-time. Others choose to take a longer break or retire.

Everyone’s situation is different. You may work on a casual, part-time or full-time basis, be self-employed, or work from home. Whether you’ve just been diagnosed or are

This is a document I have put together to help anyone newly diagnosed with cancer. Any feedback is welcome. Unfortunately none of the links work due to an error on this site not allowing them. 😢

The month of September is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month across Australia!

We’re asking Australians to get involved and raise awareness of prostate cancer in their own lives and communities, as well as highlighting the many support services available to men with prostate cancer and also to their families, friends and carers.

I found this site and decided to blog because I have had so little information on people’s experience in similar circumstances in the grand scheme of things.

Yesterday was R U OK Day in Australia, a day that focuses on checking in with your friends and loved ones, because sometimes a simple conversation is all that it can take to let someone know you care and maybe even potentially save a life.