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Today I took my Mum to her wig fitting in Banbury at a place called - Postiche. The ladies who worked there were lovely. We were greeted with a smile and a cup of tea!
The lady who looked after my Mum's appointment was brilliant, she had 20+ years experience as a hairdresser so she knew her stuff.
We were completely satisfied with the outcome of the wig. What we had anticipated to be yet another 'awful experience' in the world of Cancer/hair loss was absolutely...
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My husband is recovering from head and neck cancer and is 3 weeks into his recovery. I'm wondering if anyone can give me there story about how long it took for recovery and side effects.
Is it me and my family who are fed up with soaps including cancer in story lines, they and the actors have no idea what we cancer sufferers go through (Ive had cancer three times now) I know they say its educational but its all about ratings, the latest one is a joke terrible acting I know everybody deals with cancer differently but come on writers if your going to put cancer into soaps get it right please..I dont normally write blogs but feel very strongly about this and would like to here what...
My husband started sutent 4weeks ago
just started his first weeks off but the side effects have made him feel really unwell, he had really bad nose bleeds
aches all over which is effecting him walking, bad headaches,sore month and cracked skin and sores. Can anyone tell me if this get better as time goes by he's on 50mg which he takes at night, he is thinking about asking if his dosage can be cut down
Went to my local Friday, to met a dear friend.
I never felt so alone, sat on my own at the end of the bar with a arms length gap around me in a very packed local, of all neighbours, parents of my children's friends and people I've known for years.
one guy who knows me well just tapped me on my back and said I'm very brave, before I could comment he walked away . That happened twice.
I went home after a couple of hours with my Friend but felt totally alone and really down. Which...
Hi, I wonder if anyone can help. I finished my chemo (4 x TC) on 16th February and my radiotherapy finished on 1st April. My hair is starting to grow (hooray) albeit it's not very much yet. However my eyebrows and eyelashes are continuing to drop out. My bottom lashes are gone altogether and the top ones are nearly gone. My eyebrows have also gone very sparse. Is this normal as I thought they would start to grow the same time as my hair
Kim x
having been dignosed in march and having it confirmed two weeks later. I don't know how i feel about it, it still feels unreal to me. Having no family or freinds to help me, i only have my own thoughts about it. i feel like its not real and theres nothing wrong with me
I've recently been diagnosed with bowel cancer and will soon be starting a course of chemotherapy.
I've decided to start a blog so that I can share my experiences and thoughts as I embark on a program of chemotherapy to fight this invidious disease.
I had my colonoscopy on Wednesday. Ouch! But I think the bowel cleanser (Moviprep) was the worst part. 2 Litres of the stuff but boy did it do the trick. I felt hollow the next morning.
The colonscopy showed up not only the main tumour around my rectum but another potentially cancerous polyp further up.
I went to see my consultant yesterday to get the full picture and it was not good news. I have advanced rectal cancer (stage 4) and it has spread to the right side of my liver. Some good news in that...
And so it started, my introduction to cancer on Wednesday 13th April....unlucky for some and it was for me!!! However, I have tried to only look ahead and not sit and dwell on what has been dealt to me. The human body is such an amazing thing, how it develops, how it heals itself and how it deals with the stresses of life. However, sometimes, it just lets you down and there's not much you can do about it. I really don't think there is much I could've changed in my life that would have made much...
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