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Lost

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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Who can I speak to?

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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Prostate Cancer Recovery

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Additional exercise resources

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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How is Covid-19 impacting cancer in Australia? - Live Facebook event

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 Cou...Read More

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Finding accomodation

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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Changes in thinking and memory

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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Side effects of treatment of anal cancer

I had anal cancer about 4 years ago resulting in what was termed aggressive treatment. My chemotherapy and radiation treatment happened at the same time and the radiation was quite extensive. Post treatment I have severe continence issues and have tried many thin...Read More

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Work and cancer

After a diagnosis of cancer you might be thinking, do I: * continue working? * take time off? * return to work? *retire from work? Work is an important part of many people’s lives and most employed people diagnosed with cancer wonder how it will affect their abil...Read More

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Radiation effects post treatment

I was diagnosed with type 2 cancer. Uterine carcinosarcoma MMMT ( malignant mixed Mullerian tumor) Dec 2017. Total hysterectomy Jan 2018 followed by chemotherapy over 4 months , Radiotherapy 28 treatments over 6 weeks. Ended treatment Aug 2018. I developed sud...Read More

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