Going through cancer is hard enough. But trying to talk about it to your loved ones can be pretty tough too. Cancer is still one of those weird taboo subjects, even though half of the population is affected by it. The truth is that people become very awkward around things they don’t know too much … More How To Talk To Your Family About Cancer | Cancer Tips
I’ve always said that the worst part of having tests done is the agonising wait for results. Once you have those results, you know where you stand, but that bit in-between is enough to give the coolest person in the world anxiety. Recently, I’ve been suffering with pain in my hip and lower back. Unfortunately, … More The Reality of Scanxiety | Cancer Tips
I was misdiagnosed by three different doctors at the same practice. Osteosarcoma is a rare disease and it’s easily missed so I don’t blame them at all. But if that last doctor hadn’t sent me for an x-ray, I might not be here now. … More What I Learned from Having Childhood Cancer | Cancer Tips
This week’s blog post is all about building a strong support network because having the right people around you is so important. Especially around events which can be quite emotional, like Christmas time. We’re influenced by the people around us and if you’re always being put down or find yourself surrounded with negative energy, you … More 3 Tips for Building a Strong Support Network | Confidence
Look, I’ll be 100% honest with you here – life after cancer isn’t the easiest thing to deal with. You can swing from feeling on top of the world to feeling like your whole world has been flipped on its head on a daily basis. And that’s okay. Trust me, it’s completely normal. Plenty of … More 5 Things You Should Know About Life After Cancer | Cancer Tips
When you’re coming towards the end of your cancer treatment, your thoughts will likely turn to your plans for the future. That could include returning to your job, starting to socialise again, or maybe even throwing a celebratory party. Moving on from cancer isn’t the same for everyone. Some people find it easy and are … More 5 Tips for Moving On After Cancer | Cancer Tips
Having cancer is a life-changing experience. Your body changes, your outlook changes and sometimes, your confidence can be affected too. When you finish treatment, trying to pick up where you left off is difficult. Your family and friends are busy trying to get on with their own lives & you haven’t got any hospital appointments … More How to Boost Your Confidence After Cancer | Cancer Tips
Once you’ve finished cancer treatment, your first priority should be to let your body recover from everything it has gone through. Because it has been through a whole lot! When you’re starting to feel as though you might want to start working out again, speak to your doctor to get their advice on what type … More How to Exercise After Cancer | Cancer Tips
Inevitably, many of the relationships in your life will change after a cancer diagnosis. It’s only natural that something as huge as this will have an effect on the people you love. You might find you have a strong support network throughout your treatment but you feel quite alone at the end of it. The … More Relationships After Cancer | Cancer Tips
While you’re in hospital, the same four walls can be very, very boring. Sometimes, it’s nice to make future plans & give yourself something to look forward to – they don’t have to be big or extravagant, just organising a get-together with friends can give you a focus. Or if you’re too tired, ask someone else if … More Looking Ahead | Cancer Tips
Allie Morgan - Writer & Cancer Survivor 