Special Care
March 20, 2012
When you have been a cancer patient, doctors are generally a lot more cautious with you. If anything comes back with
When you have been a cancer patient, doctors are generally a lot more cautious with you. If anything comes back with
In February 2010, I was diagnosed with Stage 4 Hodgkin’s Lymphoma. In September 2010, I was declared in remission. In December 2010, I
A year ago today, I went for my end of treatment PET scan, which would go on to show that I had
I have many visible scars from various diagnostic procedures over the last 18 months. I have a scar on my
I am often asked if I get tired of telling my story…the answer is no. Each time there is a
I’m not sure if I’ve mentioned here before that I had to have thyroid surgery recently? When I was having my
A year ago, I went for my chest x-ray, after going to see my GP the previous day. That chest
Today, I had quite a big “It’s not fair” moment. Throughout my illness and my treatment, I’ve managed to avoid
It’s been 2 months since I finished chemo, and it’s beginning to seem like a distant memory. It’s strange looking
Recently, I had the pleasure of helping out the Lymphoma Association at some Fresher Fairs. They were there to raise