This post is in collaboration with Insurancewith. No-one expects to be given a cancer diagnosis. The chemotherapy, surgery, sickness, countless hospital stays aren’t the only thing you have to deal with, there’s physically & mentally a lot more that goes
I lost my hair during my battle with Hodgkin’s lymphoma. I didn’t just lose it once though, because I relapsed I lost it twice. The first time I shaved my head just after finishing chemo for six months, I tried
I didn’t think I’d be writing this but at the moment I’m struggling. I didn’t think life after cancer would be this hard. I didn’t suffer with a mental illness before cancer but now I live with one every single
OMG. I can now officially say I have completed a 10K something which I never would have thought I would be able to do but I am so so proud of myself. I can’t believe around 3 years ago I
I haven’t written a personal post for a while now so I thought I’d sit down and tell you all what’s been happening with me lately. I’m currently lying on the sofa under a massive throw which is the SOFTEST
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
