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Living with and beyond cancer
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Hi everyone,
CCNSW’s Survivorship team is delighted to welcome you to the Survivorship Living with and beyond Cancer online community. We’re here to introduce ourselves and get to know you better!
In these short videos we share our favourite ways of staying happy...Read More
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Hi everyone. I had Cisplatin treatment followed by radiation for uterine cancer which ended around 15 months ago. I am currently all clear which is amazing. However, I do feel like the medication has taken its toll on my body. Tired, achy, dodgy heart rate etc... D...Read More
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Hi folks,I'm two week post surgery. Aside from the actual tongue cancer, I'm in good health and recovering well. I'm also fortunate to have clear results from the neck dissection and no cancer anywhere, so no further treatment. All good right? Except I can sudden...Read More
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Hi Everyone, I was diagnosed with bowel cancer last April,had 34cm colon removed & a week in hospital. My issue now is the terrible diarrohea I have every day. I run to the toilet 4-5 times each morning. Doesn't matter what I eat either. Have had numerous tests for...Read More
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I have finished chemo and radiation and i was one of the lucky ones who got a clear pet scan. I should ne on top of the world but instead i am lost. I am struggling learning to eat again and other side effects. Loneliness is eating away at me. I want my old li...Read More
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It can be helpful, reassuring and encouraging to reach out and speak to someone about your cancer experience, whether they are a cancer health care professional, or perhaps another survivor or carer like yourself.
Here are some options of who you can reach out to...Read More
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Hi forum followers,
Now that we're beginning to see a bit more sunshine in our days and Spring is approaching, I hope you have been able to get outside more frequently, perhaps even venturing out to the streets around your home or a local park to do some walking....Read More
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This Daffodil Day (Friday 28 August) Cancer Council NSW will be hosting our first ever LIVE Q&A event, on Facebook and Instagram!
Topic: How is COVID-19 impacting cancer in Australia?
Panel:
Researcher: Professor Karen Canfell, Director of Research, Cancer Co...Read More
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hello all, of all the medical side effects, I’m finding returning to the rental market the most difficult, as I can’t show a employment history in the last 2 years the real estates won’t even respond to me. Or is it the stigma with cancer?does anyone have any tips?...Read More
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Hello everyone,
Hope you are all well.
Here are a few resources on changes in thinking and memory which can happen for some during their cancer journey.
Cognitive problems can occur before, during or after cancer treatment. Some people notice small subtle ch...Read More
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