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A cancer diagnosis can feel isolating even if you have support from friends
With latest statistics showing that cancer will affect half of us, Lisa Ellson, 53, from Skipton, North Yorkshire, shares her story and how her own diagnosis led her to create something special to help people everywhere…
Attitudes have changed in the decade since Jessica Davis’s father took his own life. But as we mark World Suicide Prevention Day, she explains why we need to keep challenging the stigma
Dr Liz O’Riordan, a retired breast cancer surgeon, has been diagnosed with the disease three times. This breast cancer awareness month, she rails against the deadly rise of quick cures and false promises being peddled online
From guilt to growth, Samantha shares her journey following a sarcoma diagnosis, what it can feel like to find out you have cancer, and the hidden aspects of the aftermath
...is that they have their own emotions, and sometimes seem hell-bent on sharing them with you! How can we support and listen without catching negative feelings ourselves?
I needed support at the worst time of my life, and boy did I get it