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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. 

Latest blog updates

  • To Hop-on or Hop-off is the question?
    Mr U 5 hours ago
  • Wittering away...
    Rowan8a3264 8 hours ago
  • "It's Only Skin Cancer"
    A cautionary tale of personal experience and common misconception
    dolphin99 23 hours ago
  • Slightly Inconvenienced by Prostate Cancer
    Lemsip 1 day ago
  • Peter's Blog
    A blog about bowel cancer at a young age
    HawkeyeBrown 2 days ago
  • Living with Desdemona
    Desdemona 3 days ago
  • Kidney Not
    Mmum 4 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 9 days ago
  • Looking after Mr. B
    Miranda t 9 days ago
  • One Life Live It
    Sadly not a LandRover road trip, but my journey through breast cancer
    Irishgirl16 10 days ago

Latest blog posts

  • Jan
    Don't give up on chat

    I would just like to say a very Thank You to everyone on ~Chat who have been my back bone this last month, giving me help, support and comfort when needed through my difficult times.  God Bless you all

    Former Member over 16 years ago
  • SharonL
    CRYSTAL

    Thanks Crystal for getting in touch i read your e-mail to my husband and he is going to see his GP and ask about a blood test regarding B12. I am new to this and hope i am doing this blog the right way. The pain that he gets after eating is in the stomach area and yes he does go to the toilet after eating and does get diaherrea but it dos'nt last long. I asked the surgeon if this was dumping syndrome and he said that it was not.He got weighed this morning and has gained a couple of pounds which is...

    Former Member over 16 years ago
  • lawrie's blog
    live life - be happy

    hi everyone - hope your all well and looking forward to the new year - i have had a nice christmas and the little one had a lovely time too-- well today we are going to wakefield and staying over at a friends so looking forward to that - went to the hospital yesterday and everything is fine for the go ahead on tuesday for my second round of chemo - i have been reading through the blogs the last couple of days and it seems to be a mixed bag of emotions with everyone -all i would like to say is - live...

    Former Member over 16 years ago
  • Anti-Cancer Blood Transfusion
    Ramsku75

    Ramsku75

    Former Member over 16 years ago
  • sorted67's blog
    Karen's Boxing Day Blether #11

    Boxing Day

    As well as broad-spectrum Tazocin, I’ve been on Teicoplanin (twice a day to start, then once a day) to target coagulase-negative staphylococcus. Big name for a little bug but it does kind of roll off the tongue once you’ve worked out how to say it. It's not too bad now that I know I'm staying til Tuesday at least. I can get my mind in gear for that and buy my mobile broadband time and TV etc now! They just don't realise, these life-saving nurses, the momentous decisions that hang on...

    Former Member over 16 years ago
  • midgie
    kind people

    HI lucy lee thank you for your post its a comfort knowing lovely and kind people like you and lisa are there to help. thank you. Rick x

    Former Member over 16 years ago
  • Babybear's Blog
    Bertiebassett. Stop this year I want to get off

    I would like to stop this year here and now. I don't want a new year. We did not think this year could get worse but it did so we don't need a New one.

    Christmas was very quiet I managed to get Bert up at 3 in time to go to our daughters for Christmas dinner where he managed a couple of hours and did manage to eat not too bad. He looked exhausted and we were home and he was back in bed by 7 and asleep right away. He slept for all of Boxing day and was awake for a while yesterday. I don...

    Former Member over 16 years ago
  • Where there is life there is hope right?
    Where there is life there is hope right?

    I dont know where to start, but I need to do something to occupy my mind at the moment and after reading so many simuliar stories on this site this is probably the best place for me to start writing. My husband has NSCLC, since Sept he has had to endure months of intestive chemotherapy and radiotheraphy. Its been a long haul, but we have managed to get through it together by being hopeful and optimistic. Following what we have been told to do by the consultant and lung specialist nursesfor the best...

    Former Member over 16 years ago
  • samsweechum's blog
    The end of the story

    My gorgeous Sam died on the 10th December.  He had just started another round of daily radiotherapy for 5 days and I think he couldn't face it. On the evening of his first treatment within half an hour of me ordering, as instructed, the last christmas present for his daughter he became confused and seemed to be suffering from the effects of too much medication even though it had not changed.  I hoped he would sleep it off but in the morning Sam was the same.  As he was due to have radiotherapy, and...

    Former Member over 16 years ago
  • truffles
    my mum

    we all go home and she is there with dad 24 hrs aday i think she hides things from us

    Former Member over 16 years ago
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