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Hello to anyone out there,
I live in Adelaide and my sister who has aggressive Peritoneal cancer has asked me to try and find somewhere for her to die. I know this is a big task, but she would really prefer not to die in hospital or at home. If anyone has any conn...Read More
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feeling confused, nanny got back results from pet scan and they are now saying hot spots were seen on lining of lungs and blood vessels into the pancreas ,,, where her cancer originally started.. not strong enough for chemo at the moment so has to try to build hers...Read More
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My name is Tara and I came here because Cancer has affected my family in the last 18 months.
My partners sister was first diagnosed with a Malignant Brain Tumor when she was just 28. I remember thinking it was too young but I have since learned that it's common a...Read More
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My name is Tara and I came here because Cancer has affected my family in the last 18 months.
My partners sister was first diagnosed with a Malignant Brain Tumor when she was just 28. I remember thinking it was too young but I have since learned that it's common a...Read More
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I found the Cancer nurse, and a parent of a cancer survivor so helpful this week.
After a painful session with a Psychiatrist about my depression and why after 5 years ( my daughter now has 5 year all clear from NHL) I still cant let it go, I rang the helpline in d...Read More
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Just logging in for the first time and wanted to say Hi! This is my first time "blogging" also - so I am not sure what I am supposed to do.
My mum has just been diagnosed with her 6th cancer!!! I just don't know if this one will be the last. She stays so positive...Read More
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Hi I'm Elaine im new here ive been searching online for a while now trying to find a forum that may be able to help me. My mum was diagnosed with bladder cancer in November 2011. she also has a tumor in her Kidney as well and 2 small cancer nodules on her lung she ...Read More
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Well dad is finally out of ICU & back in a ward, he has lost more weight but other than that he still has the fighting spirit. Tomorrow the wound specialist will be trying something new, due to the fistula in dads saliva gland the wound is not getting a chance to h...Read More
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Hello dear all,
My name is Carrie and I have been a caregiver to my aunt for several years now. She suffers from melanoma, therefore, I`ve joined this community to find out more about this cancer and the people who had experienced this.
As I`ve been particularly i...Read More
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My beautiful dad come home to us last Tuesday after 12 weeks in hospital, on Wednesday mum cared for dad during the day while I was at work,when I got home from work dad was very unwell, high temp, laboured breathing, I called the CNC & he suggested we take him to ...Read More
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