Hi Chris.  love your work  I feel each persons Cancer journey is a unique story be it the feelings you have emotionally or physically from the side affects from the treatment  i also feel that there is a connectedness with others who have also had Cancer just through the fact that they have or have had Cancer also.  I swing both ways on that  It gives you strength you maybe never knew you had to fight a Battle you never thought in a million years you would have to fight.  💜💜   ... View more

Hi Debbie, l am recovering from Oesophgeal Cancer ( junction of the stomach & oesophugus .. l had treatment of chemo & radiation 2018 and lost all my hair , had lots of complications and my hair didn’t start to grow back until January 2019 and it grew back firstly very dark , some grey and then very white ... l had always had my hair coloured at the Hairdressers ( Blonde with foils )  once it grew long enough to colour , l just started to have it coloured again, it did take a few goes to get it all the one colour but we got there ! Wasn’t ready to have white hair not yet anyway ! I am same age as you ... so my advice is go to your local hairdresser , they are very used to working with woman who have had cancer and don’t want to have white or grey hair .. good luck Trish ... View more

Although you wont feel like it you must try and exercise even if it is for a short time and try to built it up each day it will help you with the fatigue aspect.  I have done this myself and it was recommended to me by a cancer nurse.  Do you have friends you can ring up and talk to them maybe you could go and meet them and ask them about their lives and get yourself out this will be a thing to get you out of bed.  If you stay in bed you will lose strength in your legs which could make you feel worse.  Please dont be negative about your life it wont help you.   ... View more

My favourite saying “Never Give Up, Never Surrender” take one day at a time, the light gets brighter as you travel through the tunnel ... View more