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Blogging can be a great way to journal your experiences and share with others. Why not create your own cancer journey blog, or have a read of other blogs created by our members?

Unsure how to get started? Take a look at our help pages on blogs. 

Macmillan Information Blogs
  • Random act of kindness
    Random act of kindness
    6 months ago
  • The Changing Faces of Cancer- Scalp cooling, Hair loss and Regrowth.
    The Changing Faces of Cancer- Scalp cooling, Hair loss and Regrowth.
    over 2 years ago
  • If I could go back to the day of my cancer diagnosis
    If I could go back to the day of my cancer diagnosis
    over 2 years ago

Latest blog updates

  • To Hop-on or Hop-off is the question?
    Mr U 59 minutes ago
  • WJ grade 3 Astrocytoma cdkn 2a/b
    W J 23 hours ago
  • Living with Desdemona
    Desdemona 2 days ago
  • Community News
    This is a place where you can read about everything that's happening on Macmillan's Community. From guest stories, to sharing awareness months, here is where you'll hear about all of the latest from Macmillan's Community.
    Lizzie - Online Community Team 2 days ago
  • Multiple Myeloma
    Tess123 8 days ago
  • Mumofcancer
    Mumofcancer 15 days ago
  • One Step At A Time
    Phild26 16 days ago
  • Cycle 19 and not working anymore
    Emotions 17 days ago
  • Warm your teaspoon
    Mrs of husband with bowel cancer - T3 N1 - chemo to be followed by radio then anterior bowel - depending what they find. Oxaliplatin and Capecitabine being the prescribed drugs. `
    Sierraoscar 18 days ago
  • Pete's cancer blog
    Peterb 23 days ago

Latest blog posts

  • My Journey on Paclitaxel
    Tuesday 16th April 5th day post 3rd Paclitaxel
    I'm surprised how well I slept lastnight after snoozing most of yesterday afternoon and evening. I suppose the small dose of morphine for joint pain helped a bit. Has been quiet a tiring day today as had to take my day to his parkinson's appointment ...
    Alison218 over 2 years ago
  • Endometrial cancer and me
    Chemo cycle 2
    So I had my 2nd chemo yesterday - much less scary cos I knew what to expect.  we’re trying a different sickness strategy because I was really nauseous for most of the last few weeks although it did subside. I tried to cut the tablets down ...
    Coco5 over 2 years ago
  • Community News
    Local Cancer Community Meet-ups - Costa Coffee Glasgow and new venue at Costa Coffee Plymouth
    In April and May 2024, Macmillan's Local Cancer Community Meet-ups at Costa Coffee Glasgow are back. We have added a new venue at Costa Coffee in Plymouth. Meet up with others from your local cancer community, chat and support each other.
    Steph - Online Community Team over 2 years ago
  • A Blip...
    Two weeks later...
    Today it's two weeks since my operation and I feel noticeably better and much less fatigued. The family came at the weekend and although I was really tired at times, I did join in with everything so it's not surprising. I read stories and blogs from ...
    Caz 17 over 2 years ago
  • My Journey on Paclitaxel
    Monday 15th April 4rh day post 3rd Paclitaxel
    Woke in the night with the start of some pain this time in my shoulders, took a little morphine and went back to sleep. Got up and showered before the district nurse turned up today. Line was flushed and dressing changed.  Hopefully only one mor...
    Alison218 over 2 years ago
  • My Journey on Paclitaxel
    Sunday 14th April after 3rd day after 3rd Paclitaxel
    Feeling quite good at the moment. No aches or anything as yet. Had a short walk, felt little tired afterwards but nothing too serious.  District nurses coming tomorrow, I'm hoping that I won't need them much longer. 
    Alison218 over 2 years ago
  • Some Mistake ?
    Hair today ....
    I had just found out that I had breast cancer, that I needed a lumpectomy, and that my long, natural curls were also going to come off. Where I had once regarded Nicol Kidman as being short on follicles, I was going to be envying Bruce Willis. Of far...
    Optimus over 2 years ago
  • secondary lung cancer from throat cancer 5 years ago
    secondary lung cancer from throat cancer 5 years ago
    hi, so thought i was in the 90 percent with a success story but i now have secondary lung cancer from my throat cancer. incurable. having palliative chemo. cannot have immunitherapy. and im so unwell. 4 weeks now, doses of chemo every week. so tired,...
    Sinkorswum over 2 years ago
  • My Journey on Paclitaxel
    Saturday 13th April 2nd day after 3rd Paclitaxel
    Had a fairly good night's sleep, apart from the takeaway fish and chips were caus8ng a bit of reflux. Woke at 2.30 popped to the loo, and managed to et back to sleep until just after 6.30 which was brilliant after just having chemo. Think last ni...
    Alison218 over 2 years ago
  • Lindylou
    Mrs
    Hello everyone, I’m new to this forum so not sure what to do. By chance I have been diagnosed with lung cancer ( had a scan for something else). I am still totally shell shocked, I had no symptoms at all. They wouldn’t give me chemo ...
    Lynnliv over 2 years ago
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