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Amyloidosis- is it survivable?

I would love to talk with anyone who has survived amyloidosis,i've been given info by specialists and i always feel there is something they are not telling us.My other half has this condition.We only found out about a month and a half ago.He is on week 4 of chemo.T...Read More

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Motivation for losing weight and maintaining a healthy lifestyle

Hi everyone, Im a 10mth survivor of cancer....I have been losing weight really well until depression and placed on antidepressants, I have put on 6kgs. Im ready to dump these bloody tablets... How do you keep motivated with exercise and eating small portions and st...Read More

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whats with the hair?

Has anyone else had strange regrowth with their hair. Chemo was 9 weeks ago and my hair is growing quite well around the back but very patchy around the front and not even a hint of a fringe. It grew back white initially - not my original colour - now there is d...Read More

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Just joined

Hello everyone. I am a breast cancer and bowel cancer survivor. I had a mastectomy on 29th June 2011. Had four sessions of chemotherapy and then found I had a nasty tumour in my bowel that took three attempts to get it out. Now I am effectively cancer free - not cu...Read More

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Introducing Scott Jones

Hi all I am a 47 year old cancer survivor. I was diagnosed with a grade 2 malignant Brain Tumour in 2006. Its an oligo astrocytoma located in both the left and right thalmus of my brain . They are seperate so I call them heckle and jekyl. I had a brain biopsy in ...Read More

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Hello

Hi there I am new to this. I have survived my treatment for cervical cancer, finished on 31st January. I am recovering and thinking of returning to work. I also spend time wondering "why?"... Maggie

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The journey

Never were truer words said - ONE DAY AT A TIME! BY the way just lovin this site - it does help I thought it would be a good idea to Blog my progress - i dont want to forget how far I have come and truely you guys are the only ones apart from myself that care. Har...Read More

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A new survivor in the ranks

Hi everyone, I am a cancer survivor who has been pointed in your general direction by the Counciling services provided by the Cancer Concil. I was diagnosed with Stage 1 Endometrial cancer in late July 2011, and as a result I have had a radical hysterectomy which...Read More

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Long lasting emotional issues...

Hi Everyone, I'm a survivor of Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma. I was diagnosed at the age of 23, had chemo and radiotherapy, and now I'm fine 5 years on! Although I'm physically in good shape, I have recently started to realise that I bottled up a LOT of thoughts when I...Read More

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Years later, just hanging on...

I just saw my Professor of Radiotherapy and am now on 6 monthly visits. I have been 'free' of cancer for 4 1/2 years. I should be happy and enjoying life and yet I find that I am almost sabotaging my own efforts. I feel guilty for surviving when most in my self-he...Read More

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