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've been writing about my experiences after discovering that I had an aggressive form of prostate cancer.The accent is on humour and a good laugh (generally at my expense): http://dontcolourmelightblue.wordpress.com
My mums receiving palliative care for lung and brain cancer, she's very poorly at home after first chemo, lost the use of her legs and very wobbly. My question is her legs feel very very cold, I'm scared of what this means, anyone know?
just trying to find somewhere to put all my thoughts as we go along through the process of my dads cancer. my counsellor told me it would be good to write and i couldnt think of what to put on paper but here i seem to be buzzing.
My Blog is about my dad. Hes been in hospital at wakefield pinderfields hospital and has been 3 weeks since his op. as yet we havnt heard a peep from anyone is this normal?
Can anyone please tell me what symptoms i should expect my 71yr old mum to get?she has cancer in the gallbladder area,pancreas and we have just been told its now in the duodenum
I'm about to have my 1st session on Mon after a delay of 6 wks. I'm feeling alot of diff emotions but mainly I'm scared. Can anyone share any advice of what I can expect (apart from the info found on the website). The more I read the more scar
As a recovering addict, the serenity prayer - asking God to grant me the serenity to accept those things I cannot change, has never been more relevant - nor challenged, than since my wife was diagnosed with Cancer.
Has anyone with anal cancer found out how they got it, i was diagnosed two months ago, now waiting chemo/radiotherapy and colostomy next week, and i'm baffled, i don't drink or smoke, the only thing is i have fibromyalgia which lowers the immune sy
