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Hello too all on this amazing site I am a 5yr survivor of oral cancer and just found this site and yeah that's about it for now and just want to say the cancer council is just awesome in what they do for people going through this ordeal and their help with my journ...Read More
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Hi I'm new and not quite sure if and where to post. I've been "surviving" or rather crawling my way through the seasons since finishing treatment in 2007 for breast cancer. I dont seem to find it gets that much easier in a way, but it seems to be valleys and then g...Read More
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There is no doubt Lance Armstrong's book had importance. It was a common gift after a friend was diagnosed with cancer.
It was a phenomenal story. Lance Armstrong, cancer survivor, recovers and goes on to win seven Tour de France titles. Magic stuff. He made the g...Read More
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The Creating Survivorship workshop held on Saturday 31st August was a great opportunity for young adults to get together and discover different ways to express “what’s going on” for them.
Astley said that he experienced; “a really beautiful way to connect to othe...Read More
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I was dx in 1998 with aggressive stage 3 colon cancer. I lost quite a bit of my colon and had six cancerous regional lymph nodes amongst the thirteen removed. My surgery was followed up with 48 weekly doses of chemo enhanced every second week with 9 tablets of leva...Read More
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I was reading thru some of the blogs and just burst out crying. It seems so long since the big change happened in my life. being on CANCER CONNECTIONS helps so much confirming we not alone. So much in the news recently about celebs having a double...Read More
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HI I'm hoping to find some mums who've had b/c and gone on to have children. Also those affected by the whole coping with life post cancer season, of which I still struggle with. I had 2 partial mastectomies at 34, then IVF, then chemo (AC and Taxol dose dense whic...Read More
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Two years ago today I had my first chemo session. Beforehand one of things that bothered me was that the people there would know that I was scared and I don't like it when people know I'm scared. The reason they would know that I was scared was simply because, obvi...Read More
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Hi everyone,
Re introducing myself to you all after a quiet period online. Im Annie Miller and Manager of the Cancer Survivorship Unit at Cancer Council NSW. Put simply our unit is here for you to "Help Life get Better" and if we cant directly assist you we can ce...Read More
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I was diagnosed with melanoma at the age of 23, I'm now 26 and although on the road to recovery, it has been a very lonely journey being young and from the country...
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