When you’re diagnosed with cancer, you will feel like you spend your life on a scanner machine, as I am awaiting my 3 monthly scans...

“He stuck his finger up your arse? seems unnecessary!” I vividly remember the conversation following Liz’s initial hospital admission,...

I find I often push things to the back of my mind, especially if they are too big to process and instead, stress about little...

I knew from the initial conversations and plans back in August 2020, that I had a further 4 chemo sessions to endure once my operation...

When I finally left hospital, with what can only be described as a sack of medication, I felt a sense of relief that, although I could...

When I finally got home, I was bed bound for most of the week. The constant nausea and pain were horrendous. Most days I just wanted to...