Cancer Blogs

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?

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  • Crimbo

    Hi Everyone , I d just like to send everyone my best wishes for Christmas , and wish you all a very healthy, funny ridden 2012! , keep smiling ! Geoff xxxx
  • Feeling sad

    Hi, my name is Michelle, I found out my Dad has stomach cancer on the 1st of December ,
  • my first cancer blog

    grade 3 breast cancer started with lump in october now have one boob half my lymph nodes and has spread to liver and bone not sure wot else to write.
  • whats Chemo really like?

    hi im new to this, i was diagnosed on 22nd dec with Hodgkin lymphoma i will start my chemo on the 18th of jan i would like an in site into what its actually like to live with from people who have to live with it not from a doctor thanks becky
  • BOWEL CANCER - AND JUST HOW STRONG CAN I BE FOR MY DEAREST HUBBY OF 37 YEARS!

    CAN ANYONE PLEASE TELL ME IF THE CHEMO AFTER 5 MONTHS ...MADE THERE HUSBAND INTO SOMEONE THAT THEY DON'T RECOGNISE ANYMORE? O.K. YES HE HAS LOST A FEW STONE!! NEVER MOANED 2 ME ABOUT HIS ILEOSTOMY
  • Three weddings and a tumour!

    Hi, Well - where do I start??? Perhaps best to start at the beginning... as with all good stories!? Let me think now.....
  • My Mum's Journey

    I wanted to create a blog that describes how my mum is going to cope with her cancer in 2011. She has been told she has a 'few months' but she is so positive that we hope she will last longer. I will keep you updated.
  • START OF A JOURNEY

    just diagnosed with throat cancer which is on my tonsil, and in my lymph gland. going for pet scan on 4th Jan, then surgery planned for the 12th. then the journey i am notlooking forward to begins. it is a fight i have to win.
  • It's not all about lumps!

    One morning my lovely partner gave me a bear hug five mins later he noticed that I had left a bloody discharge on his nicely ironed work shirt and my introduction to cancer began.