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A blog is a shared online journal where people can post diary entries about their personal experiences. You can post a new blog entry using the buttons on the right side of this page or view the list of latest blog entries below. You can also filter these using the blog labels to find those in similar situations to you.
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Hi everyone I would like to share my journey with you, to give strength to others. In February 2002 I was diagnosed with Merkel Cell Carcinoma a very rare & aggressive cancer. My MCC had metastasised from the primary site in the middle of my chest to a lymph node under my left arm, stage two. I also had removed 3 SCC's & BCC's. My treatment for MCC consisted of Carboplatin, Etoposide Chemo & Radiation, jointly. I have ten radiation tattoos on my upper body. It wasn't an easy trip. Thanks' to my carer Dr Peter O'Brien from the Mater Hospital Newcastle a member of TROG.
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Hello everyone, I'm the online community coordinator for Cancer Connections. I will post the latest news in this blog so you can all be up to date with what's happening. Feel free to contact me at any time using the contact form.
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Hi guys, My name is Nikki and this is the blog where you will find all news, updates and gossip for Young Adults with cancer. I am certainly excited to have a place like this to explore and use, and you will definitely see loads more in this Blog real soon! Lets all get connected! Nikki 🙂
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Hi everyone, my name is Louisa and I'm the Project Coordinator of the Carers Project at Cancer Council. My weekly blog is to update you all on news and events for carers and other opportunities that we hear about. Don't forget you can call the Helpline any time on 13 11 20 with any questions at all.
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