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 am a soldier, a husband and now a farther as I have a one week old baby boy and 3 weeks ago I had the result that I have cancer of my tonsil.
My treatment starts on the 1st September 14.
Experiences, recipes & laughs while caring for both parents. Light-hearted & funny with advice on diet & appetite, loneliness, and what to expect. There is also a lot of my experience of caring for someone with alzheimers as well as a terminal
My partner is taking part - the challenge raising funds for Macmillan Cancer Support – which means no booze for the whole of October.
So visit my profile page link http://www.gosober.org.uk/profile/grenduchienmathews
Just had my dates for my first chemotherapy only told yesterday I would need it .don't know much about it don't know if it will help to know everything that is to come don't want my brain full of side effects
Breast cancer. mastectomy & FEC-T chemotherapy. Prophylactic mastectomy on the remaining breast and a double breast reconstruction & may not be able to have DEIP or SEIP reconstruction. So I am considering a TUG reconstruction.
I am still finding it very hard to get over the loss of my mum, who died from cancer just over a year ago. I am 16 years old and would love any helpful advice that maybe someone who has experienced something similar to me has.
http://wendoxford.wordpress.com/
Starting from diagnosis of metastatic inflammatory breast cancer. Despite being one of the first to get Pertuzumab I have been given 4 years. My husband (of 23 years) has left me whilst I am facing this.
My Dad has decided to stop treatment for his lymphoma after chemotherapy didn't work. He is likely to live no longer than a few more weeks. This is my blog for recording my thoughts and feelings as I watch my Dad die.
