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?
i will be dealing with health, nutritional and environmental issues. It will kind of have an overlaying affect on the things I concentrate in the U.S. So many things are changing-- and that is a good thing. Let's get started
My nan is having radical surgery for mesothelioma. Can I please ask if any of your loved ones have had this op and if it was sucessful? She cant have chemo so surgery is the only option but it is a major op.
All comments much appreciated x
I have just received the result of my prostate biopsy. Gleason 4 - 5, can anyone explain to me in
language I can understand exactly what this means. I realise that this is minimal information, but
any comments would be appreciated.
I am a 19 year old girl who has beaten cervical cancer but due to a hysterectomy, I cannot carry my own children and due to chemotherapy and radiotherapy, it has damaged my eggs so I cannot have a child genetically.
My wife has had a constant cough since completing her sixth bout of Chemo (for breast cancer). She cough's until she is sick!
Does anyone have any ideas as to how she might ease the cough - cough mixtures don't appear to work!
Stuart
A helpful, practical blog by a survivour of CNS lymphoma (brain cancer/tumours) which attempts to answer all of those non medical questions that everyone affected by cancer has to deal with at some time or another.
