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Now here's something good enough to eat!
Spinach Pie (Spanakopita)
Cancer Council Tasmania have developed a recipe book that is culturally relevant for members of the Greek community undergoing cancer treatment. And it's something that anyone affected by cancer c...Read More
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I admit to being quite naive when it comes to knowing which fruits and vegetables are in season when!
I came across this article by our Nutrition Unit which outlines clearly what will be in season in the coming months of Autumn: https://www.cancercouncil.com.au/blog/what-fruits-and-vegetables-are-in-season-in-autumn/...Read More
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The ENRICHing Survivorship program is a free healthy lifestyle program for cancer survivors (who have completed their active treatment) and their carers, which runs for 2 hours each week for 8 weeks. You can find out more here
The following programs are now accep...Read More
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Listen to our new podcast, "Finding Calm During Cancer"!
In the Finding Calm During Cancer podcast, join psychologist Dr Lisbeth Lane as she guides you through a series of meditation and relaxation practices.
The new podcast includes content from the relaxa...Read More
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Here is a video of my recovery from a hip replacement. Hopefully this will help someone out there looking for some inspiration that things can and will turn the corner!
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Hi - I would love to hear from any recovered / recovering oesophageal cancer people on how they dealt with all the post-op problems - nausea, loss of appetitie, loss of weight, fatigue & pain (Endone at present). I am 5 weeks post-op (chemo / radiotherapy ran concu...Read More
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Hello everyoneI just want ask briefly question here. It is my first post so... Is Any body facing issue with balance ? Because of cerebellum tumor. Did anyone had it and improved their balance and can get back normal movement? Having radiation and now on chemo a...Read More
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Hi everyone,
My name is Ethan and I was diagnosed with multiple myeloma almost eight years ago at the age of 22. I'm in remission and have been for some quite some time. Over that time, I've become passionate about wanting to help other people diagnosed with can...Read More
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Hey everyone I am part of a team of cancer researchers and psychologists from Melbourne (Australia) running CanCope - online wellbeing research programs for cancer survivors (i.e., anyone who has finished primary treatment, such as chemo, surgery, or radiation). ...Read More
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The Sydney Cancer Survivorship Centre (SCSC) have a quarterly newsletter which they produce. It features information around what the centre does, patient stories and upcoming fundraising events.
You can find an example of the latest newsletter below,
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Cancer Information and Support
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