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June marks the international celebration of Pride month. In the words of Stonewall, a charity dedicated to supporting LGBT+ people in the UK, “pride is about communities coming together in celebration, protest, unity and solidarity.” June is a month where we celebrate the LGBT+ communities around the world. Here on the Online Community, we wanted to shine a light on the support that is available for LGBT+ people living with cancer and their families. We also wanted to talk more today about...
So , i was diagnosed in February 2021 after waiting since November 2020 for the results of a CT scan….which showed shadows on my femur. In the interim , i became very ill and nearly lost my life. I am glad to be alive and was diagnosed with myeloma oops … I think i am on the wrong page… excuse me!!! Still getting used to all the terms.
I will try an locate the myeloma page . all the best for the future if you see this short blog.
Meerkat
My husband hadn’t been feeling well for a while, nothing serious , just a bit off. At the end of May he contacted the doctor (a telephone consultation) over stomach discomfort. Doctor prescribed a indigestion medication. He didn’t get any better so went to A&E and was admitted immediately with a very bad liver infection. He was treated for a week with antibiotics and is recovered. While he was in hospital he had a scan and the results showed gallbladder cancer which had seemed to have spread to liver...
