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.
I am a 74-year-old woman who in 2013 found out that my left kidney had to be removed. In 2021 it was discovered I had a lesion on my remaining adrenal glands and also the CT results showed a lesion on the tail of my pancreas and then another CT scan showed lesion on my remaining kidney me.
first it was decided to remove the adrenal gland and then I would be on steroid treatment but then they decided not to remove the adrenal gland as they found a small lesion on my remaining kidney.
it was decided...
Do you feel like your cancer experience changed you?
Here in the Online Community, we’re featuring a new series working with Macmillan’s Digital Storytelling Project, where people affected by cancer have created their own videos to talk about their experiences. For June’s Story of the Month, we’re featuring Eleni.
Eleni has created a video to share their experience of receiving a cancer diagnosis as a deaf person. Their video is called ‘Will I still be the same?”...
Creativity can be a helpful tool to find comfort and support. For Community member and Macmillan volunteer Wee Me, the Online Community’s “Express yourself” group and taking the time to be creative has been invaluable throughout her experience with cancer. Wee Me’s husband was diagnosed with a Glioblastoma brain tumour in September 2020. Wee Me has shared her story on Community News.
6-12 June 2022 is Carers Week, and the theme this year is ‘'Make caring visible, valued and...
