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?
Have been diagnosed with breast cancer, and i go in for an op next week. This is the first time i have been able to say the words BC . Finding it hard to take in and scared of what's ahead of me.
Just had 2nd cycle of FEC-T chemotherapy for breast cancer. My hair is falling out in handfuls despite use of cold caps. Got my husband to take the hair trimmers to it. Anyone got any good advice about buying wigs via Internet.
iv now got 5 days to go before my 1st chemo session, i only found out 2 weeks ago i have ovarian cancer and even though i feel totally strong and ready for it now its still really strange & sort of un believable that this is real.
I have just been diagnosed with terminal cancer.and have read that exercise at all stages of treatment is good for you.
Are there any discounted gym packages out there.
I have had chemo and surgery for breast cancer.I was due to start radiotherapy this week but it was discovered a have cellulitis.Is this a very common infection after surgery?
How do you keep going after a cancer diagnosis? Treatments, side-effects, friends, family and the search for meaning. Blogging as a way of reducing this feeling of isolation...44 years old diagnosed with lymphoma in 2011.
