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Hey everyone,
I know this is an issue for a lot of cancer survivors and it sure is for me, so I thought I'd open up a discussion on it.
Basically, I feel like most of my family and friends dumped me through the cancer process and I'm not sure how I feel about i...Read More
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Hi everyone,
I hope you're all staying safe and well.
You may have seen Cancer Council NSW webinars before, and our next one will be Thursday 28th May from 7pm which will focus on Life Changes in Survivorship.
Every day tasks don’t stop when you or so...Read More
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Hi everyone, I am new to this group after calling the council about getting some help for my mental recovery. I recently went into remission from stage IV stomach cancer. I was a healthy fit 33 year old and have just finished my last round of chemo. I've started t...Read More
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Hello, I am just starting week 6 of my treatment for throat cancer (Cisplatin x 3, plus 35 radiation, total 7 weeks, P16 positive). I know I have a tough few weeks ahead of me yet to come plus recovery. I would really value some information from those of you who ...Read More
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One of the most commonly raised survivorship issues is difficulty sleeping. Difficulty sleeping can be related to cancer treatment, such as pain, breathlessness, anxiety or depression, or could be due to some medicines (e.g. hormone therapy for breast cancer). Sle...Read More
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Hello everyone,
Hope you’re all staying safe and well. It’s important to stay connected especially during these uncertain times. Remember we are all in this together.
A cancer diagnosis comes with many changes and adjustments for not only the person diagnosed ...Read More
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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 and most of us are coping with the post cancer problems which in itself is not easy having been through the most traumatic period in our lives to date it pays to be positive in all things, I am cancer free at the moment having just been given the all cl...Read More
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So I been having ups and downs on my eating habits. Used to eat ton food. But ever since treatment I been trying to get back at it to gain weight . But I’m always hitting bump in the roads of my Body telling me “ hey I don’t wanna eat” but yet I’m my stomach is lik...Read More
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Hi everyone,
As you may be aware, exercise is great for not only our physical health but our mental health as well. With most of us at home and staying safe, I wanted to introduce (or re-introduce) some fantastic resources that are available to us all.
If y...Read More
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