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?
my husband has bone mets and recently had a platelet infusion but is still feeling dizzy and falling when he stands I am concerned about him as I feel as if we are not getting the support we need from dns or palliative care
My son has tongue cancer and is refusing chemo and radiotherapy saying he can cure himself with seeds and oils he has read about on internet this is upsetting all the family
hi everyone, had op 6 months ago, tumour along with entire hamstring, I still believe mine was caused by a trauma in my leg previous. the frustration of being asked how do I feel it happened and then being told coincidental!!!
I was diagnosed with breastcancer 'Tripple negative'. It was decided that I should undergo chemotheraphy before surgery in order to shrink the tumor, so the surgery would not be too invasive. My journey started on the 2nd of June 2014.
I was diagnosed with stage 3 and had the Whipple op in Feb 2014, spent 8 days in hospital and took 4 months for the wound to heal, pain, nausea all controlled by drugs.
Now 2 months into 6 months of chemo, tired, nauseous and thinning hair but the wig is better then my real hair ever was, lost 2 stone in weight, have been trying to loose weight for years. All positive, I hope I am a survivor, time will tell.
