When you receive a cancer diagnosis you can feel so alone and isolated. I know I did. SO. What did I do? I turned to google of course, I needed some answers as to how my life was going to
Life after cancer like I’ve said before is sometimes worse than going through treatment but survivor’s guilt is something that I never understood. I’ve heard about it a lot in the cancer community but it never really hit me until
After watching The London Marathon on Sunday it really inspired me to write this post so I think most of you may know by now that I’m running the Great Birmingham 10K on May 6th which is now VERY soon,
When someone close to you, a friend or even just an acquaintance is diagnosed with cancer it can be hard to know what to say. You want to say the right thing, but what if it comes out wrong? You
I thought I would share my experience with mental health in the cancer world. I never suffered with mental health issues, well that was before I was diagnosed with stage 2B Hodgkin’s Lymphoma then it all changed. The day I had
Last week was quite a big week for me as on Friday (31st March) I had a check-up at Heartlands Hospital. I’ve been in remission for 21 months but to be honest it only feels like 3.. Lately I’ve been having
