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Finding it hard to find people my age with cancer. I am 21. Would love to chat!
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Just would like to talk to someone else who has experienced or is experiencing this cancer. I have not yet met someone who has had it.
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Would love to chat with people with my RARE cancer. It's tough enough being young with cancer.
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I have decided to start a diary of my experiences with Prostate Cancer. I know it's a bit (read a lot) retrospective but things have happened that I am worried that I will forget and may be useful later.
I seem to remember a fait bit – dates, good days, bad days e...Read More
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I have to ask if anyone else views this situation the same way that i do.
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I have cancer and had to be royal flying doctored up to perth some 200 kms away from where i live. I spent a month in hospital and then was allowed home under supervision onl...Read More
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Hi All, I was diagnosed October 2006 at age 43 with bowel cancer. After having my tumours and 80% of my bowel removed and 6 months of chemo I was recommended to have genetic testing to see if I carry the faulty gene for bowel cancer. They were pretty certain that...Read More
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Hi guys,
Posted this elsewhere and thought i would move it. Have finally had a chance to join up and it's reassuring to find people who get it. Having been diagnosed with breast cancer at 28 with no family history earlier this year overseas and then having to come...Read More
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Hi all,
In my search for information and support I came across this site. i am a great believer in the sharing of information and our personal life experiences to others. I am a 46 year old female married and grandmother of 2 little ones and another due in 5 weeks...Read More
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I just spent the weekend with my Mum for her birthday, it really was like spending the weekend with a complete stranger. She has only seen my boys twice this year not including the weekend, she never calls…she is just never here. We felt like a nuisance and my 3 ½...Read More
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Hi everyone,
As many of you would know, I have been trying to push the Cancer Council to create more services for Young Adults. Well I have some really good news to share with you today... Annie from the Support Services Department of the CC has just launched the ...Read More
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