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Hi everyone,My (28) partner (35) has just finished gruelling treatment (chemotherapy + radiotherapy) for aggressive lymphoma. He was first diagnosed 6 months ago and has had his treatment at the hospital I work at. While finishing what will hopefully be last treatm...Read More
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Hi all,I am 32 and was diagnosed with testicular cancer, and have had surgery to remove it.I've booked in some time go through a single dose of chemotherapy (even though the oncologist has given me the all clear already) since they say the chances of it coming back...Read More
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Research opportunity - iConquer Fear: Demonstrating the potential of a self-guided online treatment for fear of cancer recurrence in breast cancer survivors.
Feeling worried or anxious about breast cancer returning is very common for people who have had breast...Read More
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My husband had a 1.3mm melanoma removed from his shoulder in October of 2016. He had a sentinel lymph node biopsy and it didn’t show any spreading thankfully. He’s had regular checkups since and had no issues. Just tonight I found a small hard lump about 1.5cm unde...Read More
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Hi. I'm a single mother of a 16 year old.In March 2019 I was diagnosed with breast cancer. I started chemo soon after, then had a bilateral mastectomy with axillary clearance of the lymph nodes, then radiotherapy and I am now taking Tamoxifen daily. None of it was ...Read More
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It's 3am. Can't sleep have those built up nervous energies again. Nearly 6 months ago (WOW! is that right!!) I felt the same way, before my CT scan. I was diagnosed with Thyroid cancer. I had half my thyroid removed . Recovery was excellent. When I had my initial...Read More
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Hello everyone, I have recently had a 3rd relapse with my Lymphoma. I started a blog where I post about wellness, healing and food. I hope I can help anyone one here who feels isolated or needs a bit of positivity in their journey. Below is the link and I hope you ...Read More
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Hi, I am a 30 year old Married man with two kids who had testicular cancer. I was, in the big scheme very lucky Caught early and between surgery and chemotherapy I got the all clear. Mentally though I took a big hit, I was young, fit and healthy I never even thoug...Read More
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I have just had a all clear report from my cancer doctor before christmas that all my lymphoma has gone. I am really worried about people talking about you could possibly get another cancer. I have tried not to worry but anything that happens I see it could be can...Read More
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Hi, it’s several years since I have been on this site. I am a 55 year old who is 4 years post jaw reconstruction and removal of neck lymph nodes for a squamous cell cancer in the cheek which had spread to my jaw. I had a few chemo sessions with 6 1/2 weeks of radi...Read More
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