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Cancer can change relationships with friends, family and partners and treatment options can have an impact on intimacy, sexuality and fertility. Share your stories and hear how others managed.
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I was wondering if anyone has found that the occassional person doesn't want to either make friends with, rekindle a friendship or come in contact with a cancer survivor. I'd had this a couple of times, found old friends on facebook or someone has wanted to take me...Read More
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I would like to know what people think and what I should do about this situation. My friend who I have know now for over 30 years has been very dismissive and downright rude towards me when I want to either make any comment about my lymphoma or in fact in other sub...Read More
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I know we've all been through those issues where we feel a friend has not supported us or been there for us or unable to cope with our diagnosis.
I had a recent issue with a friend that lives a couple of hours away that I used to travel to regularly to visit pre c...Read More
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Background: So, we are going to the doctor tomorrow to see if my husband has cancer and the what surgery he will need. He has sinonasal papilloma, I believe. His mother died of cancer in her lungs, brain, lymph node... so I can understand the fact when he gets real...Read More
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Hi. I’m 45 and have gone through a breast cancer diagnosis last year. Chemo and surgery. I’ve currently starting the process thru IVF because I want children. Has anyone fallen pregnant after chemo and stopped taking tamoxifen to fall pregnant.
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I was diagnosed with breast cancer early 2017, underwent a lumpectomy and 30 rounds of radiation. A few months later i collapsed and was found to have bacterial meningitis, sepsis and pneumonia. I spent 3 weeks unconscious and on life support and had to teach mysel...Read More
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HI EVERYONE,does your sex life after the prostate removed come back to normal thanks rob
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My history: stage 2b cervical cancer 7 months post treatment of chemo, radiation and brachytherapy. I'm pretty sure the answer is 100% no but I still need to ask. Is it possible, even remotely to still be able to conceive after all that treatment? For the past c...Read More
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Our next webinar will be held this coming Thursday at 7pm AEST, around the topic of Fertility Issues “What are my options after treatment?”.
Cancer and its treatment may cause fertility problems. This will depend on the type of cancer and treatment you have. It i...Read More
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The second episode of our new podcast series, covers the fact that cancer really can impact your sex life.
Julie McCrossin talks with Professor Jane Ussher, from Western Sydney University, about why it’s so important to have an open and honest conversation abo...Read More
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