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My husbands 3rd brain tumour journey

My husband is 41, and he had his first brain tumour at 29. These are my thoughts and feelings on what is going to be our third time in his brain tumour journey, from surgery to beyond.

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Waiting! And waiting! over 4 years ago
Rare cancer, pandemic, trans & autistic. . .

My story about having a rare cancer, my feelings and emotions, as well as being and autistic transsexual (FtM) getting diagnosed in the middle of a pandemic

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Q: ‘How can i feel happy?’ Mental health check time! over 4 years ago
How to be a carer?

You can do it!

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Where to start? over 4 years ago
Pepper51's blog

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Ibandronic acid tablets for breast cancer over 4 years ago
SophM's Blog

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Thinking outloud over 4 years ago
Viv0147

Possible Throat Cancer

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Still Waiting over 4 years ago
Taking it Hour by Hour

In the autumn of 2019 I was diagnosed with breast cancer, completely out the blue. My philosophy of coping with the treatment is to take things hour by hour, to meditate often, and to accept the incredible love and support of family and friends.

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A Turning Point over 4 years ago
Why me?

Forget covid.....

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The beginning..... over 4 years ago

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