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In order to help make your time with the Cancer Council Online Community the very best experience we can, we'll be creating a number of tutorials in this thread over the coming weeks.
We already have a fairly comprehensive FAQ section (frequently asked questions)...Read More
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Hello everyone, I was new here last week. I was diagnosed with a kind of cancer that I could not cure because it was a rare type of cancer. Now I can only do radiation to stop the cancer from spreading fast. When I heard the diagnosis, the first thing I worried abo...Read More
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Hi All, I'm hoping for some advice from others who have had chemotherapy and/or other treatments, after being given a terminal diagnosis.I have stage 4 liver and pelvic bone cancer with unknown primary. Up until today, after 6 months my oncologist thinks that the l...Read More
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Hello,I was diagnosed with Breast Cancer in October last year, and have been having chemotherapy over the last 6 months, which I complete next week.Apart from the side effects which have at times been challenging. I have found it extremely difficult to come to term...Read More
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...but I've been very concerned the last few months. I was diagnosed in February and was happy to have none cancerous-cells it seems, but still was deemed intermediate risk and to come back in 12 months to re-test. Since they didn't ask for me to do any further tes...Read More
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hi my name is joefarmer I have stage four prostate cancer wich I am fighting the best I can I am trying to find a partner but as soon a the c word comes up well you all now any one else find this is there sites for cancer patients trying to find partners
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Living with cancer can bring many challenges, and it’s okay that some moments feel heavy. Alongside that, there are also moments of strength and resilience that often go unnoticed.
Let’s take a moment to celebrate some small wins, whether they happened recently o...Read More
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Hi,TL; DR: Need innovative suggestion to handle metastasis hindering digestionMy dad (53 years) got diagnosed with rectosigmoid cancer last June and underwent surgery and 8 sittings of chemo.A month after the chemotherapy ended, the cancer came back much more aggre...Read More
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Hi, my name is David and I'm 63. A CT scan in early January found a tumour on my pancreas that had spread to my liver. Stage 4. After the biopsy, it was confirmed to be a small cell carcinoma pancreatic cancer. A rare and very aggressive form that puts me into the ...Read More
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Hello, I’m 52 and have cancer. I am female. I wondering what support groups are down this way and how best to meet other cancer patients for friendship, etc.
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