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• One Step At A Time

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• 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.

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• Multiple Myeloma

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• Mumofcancer

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• Cycle 19 and not working anymore

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• 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. `

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Latest blog posts

• It's Gone Tits Up

  Frankie goes to Hollywood

  Thank Christ this is anonymous, and my cred hasn’t gone totally out of the window. But this is no time for playing it cool. Today was testament to that. The bath is my stage, the shower is my mic, ‘The power of love’ is on full blas...

  Former Member over 5 years ago
• Community News

  Sarcoma Awareness

  

  If someone approached you on the street and asked if you knew about Sarcoma, chances are you may be part of the three in four people that would be confused by the question. To clarify, according to a recent YouGov Poll posted on the Sarcoma UK website, 75% of people don’t know or are not sure what sarcoma is. Of course, that could be due to how truly rare this cancer type is. So, let’s try and reduce the 75% figure during Sarcoma Awareness Month (1^st July – 31^st July). What do...

  Syed - Macmillan over 5 years ago
• Mummy’s poorly, let’s get her better

  Supporting me and Supporting Macmillian

  I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, my friends and family through this time, have been amazing and incredibly supportive! During these strange times that we are in I think it’s safe to say many of them felt a bit helpless tha...

  Former Member over 5 years ago
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  One Life Live It

  End of Phase 1

  Tomorrow I will have my last chemo session, 15 weeks and 2 days since my first one in March. I am counting down the days….in 6 days I will be through the worst of the side effects, the nausea and the tiredness. In 12 days my sore mouth will be...

  Irishgirl16 over 5 years ago
• Another Prostate Cancer Blog

  PSA not detectable

  I had my first PSA blood test last week then a chat with the consultant this week. The PSA level was below 0.01 which they class as not detectable, all good news. I have to have a blood test every 3 months for the next two years. The biopsy of the pa...

  Jan52021 over 5 years ago
• Mummy’s poorly, let’s get her better

  Mid-way through Radiotherapy

  So I am in my new routine, each morning I bid fair well to the boys and then I jump in my car and travel the 25 mins to my Radiotherapy centre.  I have had 11 out of my 20 zaps now.  I should have had 12, but there was one day when the mach...

  Former Member over 5 years ago
• Cancer just messed with the wrong boobs!

  Family, friends and flowers....

  I'd told my parents after my first appointment at the Breast Cancer Clinic. My mum Facetimed me as I got back and I hadn't spoken to her for a few days so I knew if I didn't answer she would wonder why. I answered but couldn't stop cr...

  Jacala over 5 years ago
• My Triple Negative Cancer Journey

  Second hospital stay

  About a week before Christmas I ended up in hospital again. I was feeling breathless and rang the oncology day ward about it.  They suggested that I ring my GP and get them to send me out to the ED.  After talking to them I rang my GP ...

  Daisy53 over 5 years ago
• It's Gone Tits Up

  I've got you, under my skin

  My appointment was on Wednesday to have my PORT fitted. I literally can’t describe how much I was shitting myself to have this procedure done while I was awake. My sister kept telling me the NHS weren’t going to physically torture me for ...

  Former Member over 5 years ago
• Cancer just messed with the wrong boobs!

  I'm too busy to have cancer

  So my next appointment comes around (16/6/21). I'm told I can take someone with me. My mum, whose finally realized that this is serious decides to join me. Previously she was in denial, saying I needed to be positive but she wasn't in the roo...

  Jacala over 5 years ago