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I came across this article over the weekend (linked below), and it had me thinking about the fruit and veggie recommendations and how easy/difficult it can be to achieve these.
I know that looking at my dietary habits over the last year in lockdown, I fall into 2...Read More
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Hi,I hope this isn't frowned upon posting this here, but if it's against any rules, please just delete it. There is a new support group being started for young survivors (25 to 45 years of age) of cancer of all types, who are no longer receiving treatment.The first...Read More
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Did anyone catch "Cancer: A story of hope" on Catalyst last week? If not, it's available to view here for free (approx 1hr) https://www.abc.net.au/catalyst/cancer-a-story-of-hope/13460750
It follows several cancer patients at Chris O'Brien Lifehouse (in Sydney) ...Read More
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I was sitting down and reading the paper and having coffee as I like to do on a Sunday morning. It's my first day off for the week and I like to sit down and relax. No rushing around and no kids to organise to get off to school. It's my only day of the week where ...Read More
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For me, cancer has left scars. It failed to kill me (so far) but it tried to take away my health and my hope. After treatment, I slipped into a kind of 'post cancer limbo', that most survivors can probably identify with. I felt I was suffering, alone, and underp...Read More
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Advanced cancer - This means the cancer has spread from the original (primary) site or has come back (recurred).
Health professionals use several different terms to describe cancer that has moved beyond early stages, including secondary, metastatic, stage 4 and a...Read More
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I was diagnosed with stage 2 Squamous Cell Carcinoma on the tonsil in January of this year. Have already gone through the 35 radiation treatments and had weekly doses of chemo (cisplatin to start then put on a different one I can’t remember due to cisplatin causing...Read More
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Hi, I've been sitting here at home on my own remembering where I was 10 years ago today, I was undergoing a very long operation for pancreatic cancer and I'm very lucky to be sitting here writing this now. No one else in my family, or close friends, remember this d...Read More
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Hello Everyone, As part of a business venture, I am designing a prosthetic bra for women who have undergone through mastectomy, lumpectomy or have gone through breast re-construction. My mother has undergone a mastectomy and has expressed her difficulty finding nic...Read More
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Im struggling with arm Lymphoedema 2 years after breast cancer treatment. Can anyone recommend any books or resources about the condition? Any tips? I’m happy with the Lymphoedema clinic I go to but am searching for more info. I have been to several Lymphoedema cli...Read More
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