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?
Unsure how to get started? Take a look at our help pages on blogs.
hi to you all i apoiogise now as i may babble on my hubby was diagnosed sept o8 with mesothelioma we thought he had chest infection, he has had the draining done and the talc done. february 09 he started chemo which was the most difficult time he wouldnt eat,drink, and lost so much weight but we had a good response the tumour shrunk back and onogoligst was pleased. we had good summer he picked up really well then just before christmas 09 it started to move again so since december he has had 6 cycles...
finished the decorating looks great mum and me had a great time singing along to abba .went into town today and bought a wig too practice with 15 pounds bargin.im going too wear it and test drive it so mum will no what she can and can't do in it to avoid any embarssment an her behalf .just been round too show my friend and her husband and they thought it look great the kids thougth i was a bit weird lol .its quirte heavy as well but an sure it will feel ok after a while .
I have Endometrium Cancer, Papillary Serous with clear cells Grade 111C, or should I say I was diagnosed with it, had the op, the chemo treatments, the radio therapy (two cycles of it) and have already had one 'all clear' (from the first scan).
In a few weeks I'll be having my second scan - and hope and presume I'll be OK.
I'm feeling very well. And it feels extraordinary. (?)
And this is why I'm writing. When I was living the days of chemo and then again all those days...
hi my name is sandra,
my husband was told yesterday that he has stage 4 lung cancer, and today we were told it is in his rib bones as well, he is being given chemo in the christie hospital and if hes well enough he will be on trial drugs, we only got married in november and he has a 10yr old son from a previous partner at the moment it feels like our whole world has been turned upside down, so at the moment all we seem to do is cry, we know theres no cure but if it reduces the pain and lets him...
I will be taking part in the Amsterdam marathon on october 17th and the Snodonia marathon in the same month. I have decided to get involved and to make fundraising for Macmillan a priority in life after my mothers death from this disease this month.
I think after recent events the way i think and feel will change forever and i will be doing this for the rest of my life. I have never felt so sorry for someone who also happened to be my mother.
Im not sure yet as i am still fairly new to this site...
Music has really helped me through some of the tougher days.
One of the things I have done is recorded some songs for my mum and my kids - not wishing to sound doomy and gloomy but I always figured it would be something for them to remember me by.... not that I'm planning to shuffle off any time soon!
Anyway - last time I recorded a song that I want played at my funeral. It made for quite an emotional recording session but I'm glad I did it.
I thought some of you might be interested to...
finally finished my fourth chemo. faired better than i though. well four chemo is better than six. stayed on my feet and i am very pleased with how its going. start radio on the 13th of April only seventeen sessions to go!
totally gone off tea and coffee. cannt touch the stuff at the moment. switched to ginger ale. i can taste that. i cannt return to work untill august so i have the summer to my self yipphhheee!
still smiling and going strong i will never let this beat me.
One more session of chemo to go. Thank goodness... will have had 8 altogether and the last 4 have been pretty hard goin. Must admit i have felt pretty sorry for myself!! Had to inject myself to help with my white blood cells...the needle was no problem.. it was the side effects that took their toll...add this to the chemo and i couldn't move for a week. Good job hubby a dab hand with vac!!! Hope everyone has a nice easter........if you have been getting that horrible sour milk taste........just...
Hello to all, had 3rd treatment of 5 today so only 2 to go. feeling like been run over by a very large truck so off to bed for an hour or so this afternoon. All staff involved are really great and very patient with me when I can't get off rt table cause of pain. Have good day to all sun has come out and daffs just started to flower. xxx
well i started yesterday feeling very sick, i thought it was going to be a disaster, when i put my trousers on they drowned me, i didnt realise id lost so much weight, my mother and sister in law arrived 5 mins before the car and hardly said 2 words to me, makes a change, so me and kids just looked out for each other, i could not believe it their was no room for anyone else the chapel was packed, and the service was everything i could wish for , it was beautiful and julians dr read the euolgy brilliantly...
Whatever cancer throws your way, we’re right there with you.
We’re here to provide physical, financial and emotional support.
© Macmillan Cancer Support 2026 © Macmillan Cancer Support, registered charity in England and Wales (261017), Scotland (SC039907) and the Isle of Man (604). Also operating in Northern Ireland. A company limited by guarantee, registered in England and Wales company number 2400969. Isle of Man company number 4694F. Registered office: 3rd Floor, Bronze Building, The Forge, 105 Sumner Street, London, SE1 9HZ. VAT no: 668265007