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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?

Community News Blogs

  • Life after treatment: Dealing with health conditions after cancer
    1 day ago
  • What Community members wished they had known before surgery
    8 days ago
  • New Dates for 2026 - Local Cancer Community Meet-ups
    9 days ago

Recent Blogs

  • Loosing mum to breast cancer twice

    Mum was diagnosed with breast cancer when I was 14, had a mastectomy an went on tamoxifen and was cancer free for 24 years! 3 years ago it came back to lungs
    1 post
    Former Member
    A year tomorrow we lost mum over 11 years ago
  • Monday

    It happened on a Monday!
    1 post
    Former Member
    Dad over 11 years ago
  • unexpected results

    Cancerous tumor found
    1 post
    Former Member
    unexpected results over 11 years ago
  • Cliveanne's bit

    Pictures (photo's & videos, post editing), Music, Jokes, Reading & Travel, not to forget WALKING are my mainstay in life. Archery, when my treatment is down to a manageable level.
    32 posts
    Former Member
    Life goes on over 11 years ago
  • Uterus lower have blotch

    So please tell me what is th means.
    1 post
    Former Member
    blotch on lower uterus over 11 years ago
  • Breast cancer odyssey (I absolutely refuse to be on a journey - that's what happens if I go on holiday)

    Brest cancer from the beginning
    1 post
    Former Member
    Day 1 over 11 years ago
  • My mums been diagnosed with I curable lung cancer

    I am so worried about my mum I have felt physically sick since I found out she has lung cancer we have not seen the oncologists yet .
    2 posts
    Former Member
    Mums going down hill fast over 11 years ago
  • TUG reconstruction complications to leg

    TUG reconstruction resulted in damage to sciatic nerve that caused foot drop and left me unable to walk for several months. Luckily after lots of exercises and physio I have recovered although have been left with some seemingly permanent problems.
    1 post
    Former Member
    A word of caution for those considering a TUG reconstruction over 11 years ago
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