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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. 

Macmillan Information Blogs
  • Random act of kindness
    Random act of kindness
    6 months ago
  • The Changing Faces of Cancer- Scalp cooling, Hair loss and Regrowth.
    The Changing Faces of Cancer- Scalp cooling, Hair loss and Regrowth.
    over 2 years ago
  • If I could go back to the day of my cancer diagnosis
    If I could go back to the day of my cancer diagnosis
    over 2 years ago

Latest blog updates

  • WJ grade 3 Astrocytoma cdkn 2a/b non-deleted
    W J 6 hours ago
  • To Hop-on or Hop-off is the question?
    Mr U 18 hours ago
  • Cool Cap Relief
    TerryB 1 day ago
  • Living with Desdemona
    Desdemona 2 days ago
  • Today my coffee tastes like Christmas in Costa Rica
    Beesuit 3 days ago
  • One Step At A Time
    Phild26 3 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.
    Dylan - Online Community Team 5 days ago
  • Multiple Myeloma
    Tess123 15 days ago
  • Mumofcancer
    Mumofcancer 22 days ago
  • Cycle 19 and not working anymore
    Emotions 24 days ago

Latest blog posts

  • vital's APC blog
    Motorhead lyric "All things come to he who waits ... The waiting never ends"
     Wot now?  I hear you say, or rather I don't. Yesterday I had the results of the last 'blood letting' which show my PSA level has risen slightly to 0.38, and the Testosterone level is apparently 0.8. That slight increase is &quo...
    Former Member over 4 years ago
  • Sixtyone plus Donald
    Happy Birthday Me! Not.
    In January I had my sixtyfirst birthday.  In that week I was recalled for review following my mammogram in December.  Shocked and scared to find that the discrepancy on the mammogram was in fact invasive ductal cancer. My daughter decided I...
    Former Member over 4 years ago
  • Cancer just messed with the wrong boobs!
    The end of the chemo train next stop radiotherapy
    So today I had my 12th chemo, 9th paclitaxel. All went to plan, my nurse was mega efficient and it ran like a dream. I watched 2 episodes of Call the Midwife and one of Emily in Paris. I had a sandwich courtesy of the NHS. No chat in my pod, 2 older ...
    Jacala over 4 years ago
  • Community News
    Oesophageal Cancer Awareness and Fear



    February is oesophageal cancer awareness month and we're taking some time today to highlight some of our recent content relevant to people affected by an oesophageal cancer diagnosis, treatment or side effects.

    We also want to talk about fear. We know that many people affected by cancer face fears around cancer treatment options and how the side effects can impact quality of life. We are here as an open and frank space where you can express your fears. They may be fears for your own cancer...

    Tom C - Online Community team over 4 years ago
  • TCHP journey
    Tougher than I thought it would be!
    Tougher than I thought it would be! Days 6-14 I had a week of preventing nausea with Metclopranide and really not eating. Weird mouth taste, helped by sipping blackcurrant squash in a glass with a straw, and sucking on fruit boiled travel sweets. The...
    Amelie11 over 4 years ago
  • Piles to cancer a blog to help me make sense and maybe explain
    Covid and Cancer
    So I'm still not ok with Covid. Restrictions are relaxing as most people only get mild symptoms now with Omnicron but this is not the same for cancer patients who have had their immune system knocked out from chemo. John had a well deserved break...
    Former Member over 4 years ago
  • Piles to cancer a blog to help me make sense and maybe explain
    Treatment and after
    After January spent in treatment with every week getting slightly worse. Some issues were drug related - couple of the anti sickness made me extremely agitated so I couldn't sit down. It was terrible but luckily a friend suggests I ring triage li...
    Former Member over 4 years ago
  • Don't call me brave
    Hair today….gone tomorrow?
    So, a week before my second chemo, the inevitable has happened.  My hair has started to come out.  For the first time, while in the shower this morning, I noticed small clumps come out while I was washing my hair.  I thought I was bein...
    Former Member over 4 years ago
  • Wiener Dogs Make Everything Better
    The C Words
    Cancer. Chemo. Both words cause me an internal spike of fear and negativity. They are just words, but mere words can hold a lot of power over us. I have been treating them like Voldemort and just saying ‘the word that ends in R’ or &l...
    Former Member over 4 years ago
  • My Journey with Testicular Cancer
    My Testicular Cancer Journey: Stage II Seminoma and BEP Chemotherapy
    https://testcancer.wordpress.com/2021/08/24/matts-story/
    Former Member over 4 years ago
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