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Cancer in the Workplace (UK)
A new website has been set up to help people with cancer, and having explored it, I would like to recommend it. Follow the link to Cancer and Careers, UK. Parts of the site are still under constructi… more →
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Coping at Christmas - Support after Bereavement
Anne Orchard wrote 1 week ago: The first Christmas after losing someone dear to you, is always hard. Those around you are celebrati … more →
Coping with Christmas and Cancer in the Family
Anne Orchard wrote 2 weeks ago: Last week I went to be interviewed on Hope FM radio, and was talking about how there are many people … more →
Cancer Information Overload
Anne Orchard wrote 1 month ago: It was recently reported that morphine may encourage the spread of cancer – and yet this a drug whic … more →
When Cancer Affects Children
Anne Orchard wrote 1 month ago: Childhood cancer is an emotive issue, which will make this post a little more emotional, too. My son … more →
Patients Have Spiritual Needs to Address
wchaney wrote 2 months ago: Patients have spiritual needs to address By ALLYSON HELVIE Hospice ChaplainPublished: Tuesday, Octob … more →
Supporting a Wife with Breast Cancer - Top Tips for Husbands
Anne Orchard wrote 2 months ago: Following on from my last post looking at how breast cancer affects husbands or partners, here are J … more →
What is Cancer Advocacy?
Anne Orchard wrote 2 months ago: I’ve just returned from the MacMillan Cancer Voices conference, where the issue of cancer advocacy w … more →
5 Important Things to Remember when Someone Else has Cancer
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Anne Orchard wrote 2 months ago: When a friend or family member is diagnosed with cancer, your life can be thrown into turmoil. To he … more →
Health Issues for Cancer Spouses
Anne Orchard wrote 3 months ago: Recently I wrote about how being married improves outcomes for those with cancer. Spouses make a dif … more →
When Secrecy About Cancer Causes Damage
Anne Orchard wrote 3 months ago: As I’ve been discussing in previous posts, there are times when someone who has cancer chooses not t … more →
Marriage Improves Cancer Survival!
Anne Orchard wrote 4 months ago: @stopcancer on Twitter brought this article on the Telegraph website to my attention . It’s en … more →
The family wig arrives by mail
suemcal wrote 4 months ago: I can’t believe it’s taken me more than a month to log on and write something again, whe … more →
Cancer in the Family - Who is Affected Most?
Anne Orchard wrote 4 months ago: Who in your family has been most affected by the diagnosis of cancer? The first answer is of course, … more →
Support for People Affected by Melanoma
Jeanie Barnett wrote 4 months ago: Miss Illinois 2009 Erin O’Connor came out to support the “troops” for Teb’s … more →
Emotional Support for Cancer Survivors
Monica Cavazos wrote 5 months ago: People with cancer who have survived at least five years are much more likely to show signs of psych … more →
New Book Helps People Cope with Chemobrain
Monica Cavazos wrote 5 months ago: Your Brain After Chemo: A Practical Guide to Lifting the Fog and Getting Back Your Focus (Da Capo Pr … more →
Treating the Whole Patient
jzahora wrote 5 months ago: In a recent study highlighted in Cancer Survivors at High Risk for Psychosocial Distress, cancer sur … more →
Sharing Great News!
Mary wrote 5 months ago: For all of you who are in the medical world — especially the field of nursing — I have s … more →
Cancer in the Workplace (UK)
Author wrote 6 months ago: A new website has been set up to help people with cancer, and having explored it, I would like to re … more →
