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Some days are up. Some down. Some sideways. How are you this week?
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For most people, a cancer diagnosis will have an impact on how you feel about your body and possibly on your sex life and intimacy with others. Some changes, either physical and emotional, are temporary, while others may be long-term and need time to adjust to.Alth...Read More
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Another day, another roller coaster ride. Fatigue and uncertainty linger, why did this happen to me. I want it to be over, will it end, is this the new me. 23/7/25, my hopefully last day of chemo. Circled the calendar. I keep telling myself that if I can hold on, k...Read More
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Sometimes the little things make the biggest difference. What’s your favourite way to treat yourself - big or small?
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Hi all, been 18 months now with chemo and this year experimental trials, i'm sure most people have the typical side effect of mouth and taste buds gone ferral, nothing tates right anymore. over time i've got to know what foods and liquids still taste ok-...Read More
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Hi, My name is Mel and I'm 45. So nearly 12 months ago i was diagnosed with endometrial cancer. It was supposed to be a Hysterectomy and then some radio and that was it. Unfortunately on the table I went into cardiac arrest, renal and liver failure, DIC and a c...Read More
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Hi …I’m Essie. I was diagnosed with stage 2B pancreatic cancer last year and had most of my pancreas removed followed by 6 months of Folfirinox chemotherapy. Now post-treatment my blood CA19 is over 500 (and with a clear ''no sign of disease'' CT scan) compared ...Read More
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Living with cancer presents significant challenges – from dealing with symptoms and treatments to managing treatment side effects. Making some simple lifestyle changes like eating a healthy diet, adding in some relaxation and being more active can help support your...Read More
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I am looking for a remedial massage service in Perth that has experience with people recovering / living with cancer. I'd be grateful if you can share your experience or make a recommendation.
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Hello,Im looking for any recommendations for Massage (all types), acupuncture services in Perth? Thank you
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