Hi @Emma1 , Good on you, yes you'll be ok, there's so many other women going through the same thing, you're not alone. Although going through chemo I know can be hard, they are so advanced now in this field now a days that lots of side affects can be helped, so making it a bit easier. I found what really helped me as well was being prescribed sleeping meds, this helped me get through the nights.Then the days are easier too. I hope it all goes ok for you, Thinking of you Cindi xx ... View more

Hi John, it sounds like you’re going through a lot and it’s a tough time. Speaking with your doctor/ medical team at your check up tomorrow may be helpful as support if you talk with them about what’s happening for you. Also, calling our 131120 cancer information and support team may assist you in the meantime. Kind regards, Annette.  ... View more

Hi Lilly 1 I had a quick browse on SCC on internet and it did say certain individuals risk may  be increased by dairy intake ,probably good to have a chat with your GP about their consumption. kj ... View more

Hi @Lilly1 ,   Oh my goodness , you poor thing, what a horrible experience for you.   I've had a few skin cancers removed, actually more than a few, as I love the beach and walking, but never had a skin cancer down there, must be extremely painful. So sorry.   But you have a good attitude and it WILL heal, I just want you to know I'm thinking of you.   Sending healing thoughts and hugs,   Cindi xx❤️ ... View more

Hi Lehiatus,   I'm so sorry to hear that you have more challenges to face yet again. You went through the challenges of a devastating disease and you managed to overcome the obstacles that it presented and you overcame those challenges with grace. But now, three years later, to be again facing more challenges.   But I believe that there is hope. Many people who are diagnosed with incurable cancer go on to live for many years. My father was diagnosed with incurable cancer and he went on to live for 10 years.  I think that if they can help you sort out the issue with your heart, hopefully they can get you home soon and you can be at home with your family for years.   Palliative care means that the person who said that believes there is little to no hope of a cure. It gives no indication of how long. Talk to your treatment team in a meeting and get their perspective. Remember to take someone else with you and/or record that meeting so you have something to refer back to.   There is always hope. You are a beautiful soul Lehiatus.   -Sean   ... View more