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Cancer's Chastity Belt - By Caitlin Wilde
Cait, who was diagnosed with a form of Leukaemia when she was 17 years old, shares her experiences, thoughts and campaigns on her vibrant Instagram...
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What Happens Now? - By Penny Mitchell
Hello, my name is Penny, I live in Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire and I am 49. I was diagnosed with breast cancer at the beginning of lockdown 2020...
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It doesn't always go to plan. By Lisa King
I suppose the moral of me telling this part of my story is, that cancer treatment is unpredictable and even though we’d like to think that the tre...
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Medical Menopause and Me by Laura Killen
My name is Laura, mum to four children and wife to Simon. So, at age 36 I was diagnosed with primary breast cancer, in 2016 my youngest son was j...
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How do I get my doctor to listen to me?
Doctors are busy people, and most of us have enormous reverence for their profession, especially in the NHS - rightly so. However, when you’re face...
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Flat Parsley, Carrots and Fish Finger Sandwiches: A Post-Diagnosis Treat by Penny Mitchell
Lockdown lunches and delicious dinners were on the menu everyday, when Penny was diagnosed with cancer at the beginning of lockdown, 2020, at the ...
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'I got you under my skin' by John Hanley
The glare of the pandemic has been on full beam for almost eighteen months now, whist the ever present spectre of cancer has been lit up like a mi...
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My Summer of Self Love by Penny Mitchell
Hello, my name is Penny, I live in Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire and I am 48. I was diagnosed with breast cancer at the beginning of lockdown, 20...
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Cancer Patients talk spa, massage and mental health during treatment
We know that mental health and physical health are inextricably linked, and in the case of cancer patients, nurturing touch therapies have the capa...
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Leah explains the importance of frequent self care during and after treatment
Leah is a 33 year old mother and blogger from Liverpool. She was diagnosed with breast cancer in August 2019, at the age of 32. Lying in bed o...
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One Year Cancer Free... by Leah Singh
April 1st 2020. The day I completed my cancer treatment and the day I finally rang that bell I had, oh so desperately, wanted to ring. Filled with...
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Supporting My Daughter Through Hair Loss by Gail Donnan
Facing treatment for cancer can be a daunting time. To enable you to concentrate all your energy on getting better, you don’t need too much else...
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