Everything you need to know about itchy and dry skin from cancer treatment, including why your skin is affected during treatment and what you can do about it.

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Discover everything you need to know about hair loss from cancer treatment, including how to cope with hair loss and what to do when your hair starts to grow back.

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I saw my baldness almost as a rite of passage – the hair went and so did the cancer! The hair would grow back, but the cancer, hopefully, would not! Some women choose to pre-empt the hair loss by shaving it all off before the chemo drugs have a chance to do their stuff!

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I remember sitting in the hospital with the Dermatologist hearing him say my daughter may lose a little bit of her hair and feeling sadness in my heart. I remember having a phone conversation with him a few weeks later, me reporting to him that she was losing more and more hair and I got very emotional.  He remarked that my daughter’s immune system problems are somewhat invisible but losing her hair meant that it was a constant reminder that she wasn’t always well and it was no longer invisible. 

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Click on one of the links to find out how each organisation we collaborate with supports those living with or beyond cancer:

Headwrappers, Met Up UK, Make 2nds Count, Metastatic Mammas, Treatment Bag, Mummy's Star, Manx Breast Cancer Support Group, Michael Sobell Hospice, CancerWise, Womb Cancer Support UK, Paul Sartori Hospice at Home Charity, CancerCare, Something To Look Forward To,  The Lewis Foundation, Ovacome, The Pink Place, Chesterfield Royal Hospital, Cancer Hair Care, Sutton Cancer Support, Black Women Rising, All4Smiles, Liverpool Mummies with Cancer, Hummingbird Cancer Support Group.