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Caring for someone with advanced cancer means that you may be putting your own needs last. Juggling practical care needs, emotional support, sometimes work and other family commitments can seem an overwhelming task list. People may say, you need to look after yours...Read More
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Hi there, my name is Samantha and I am 24. On Boxing Day we received the news that a close family friend of ours had mulitple cancerous tumours that had spread throughout his facial nerves and to the centre of his brain and finally his brain stem. He is more of a f...Read More
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Hi Guys, My dad was given only weeks to live around 2 weeks ago. He is still up and walking around (with his walker), pottering around in his room (i built in under my house for him). Even goes to the corner store on his mobility scooter. He eats a small amount fo...Read More
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Hi thereI am looking for some tips I suppose from other who have experienced the same. Hubby of 40 years has been given bad news and we have been advised to get our affairs in order. I am in the process of doing this and it is very rough - so clinical and raw. Pl...Read More
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Hi. Hope everyone is OK. I am not quite sure what I am posting for, or what I am hoping to achieve.........but I am struggling with my mums recent diagnosis of incurable cancer, and i am probably looking for answers that are not even out there Maybe I just want t...Read More
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Cancer Council has released five new episodes of its podcast The Thing About Advanced Cancer. These new episodes focus on supporting carers and families of people who are in their last months of life.
Each episode features an interview with a respected expert cov...Read More
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I don’t really know where else to post this. We need help! my beautiful mum has been fighting the biggest fight of her life. The fight against cancer! She got diagnosed with bowel cancer and it has since spread to her liver and lungs and now chemo doesn’t seem to b...Read More
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Hi . My father (82) was diagnosed with Multiple Myeloma 12 months ago. Since then he has been having weekly chemotherapy by medication and transfusions. Up until approx 3 months ago he had been coping ok and his levels have been slowly going down. However he has s...Read More
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I have terrible OCD coupled with my crippling anxiety and it is affecting my life. Sometimes I think about things that are not real. I want to get over it. How can I do it? Do you have suggestions?
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