Day 1404: Ringing the Bell and Moving On
Day 1404: Ringing the Bell and Moving On, after 4 years of cancer we finally feel ready to move on.
Category: Surviving A Cancer Diagnosis
Surviving a Cancer diagnosis is hard, when you’re the parent it’s even harder. We hope these posts help other parents navigate the challenge ahead. Or useful if you’re supporting a family with a cancer diagnosis.
Ways You Can Support a Family Fighting Cancer
Day 38: Things I hate about cancer
Surviving a child cancer diagnosis – the first two months
Day 1268: Chemo Finished – Another Milestone Ticked Off
Day 1268: Chemo Finished – Another Milestone Ticked Off, this is the blog post I’ve waited 1236 days to write yet it has been the hardest.
Day 1135: 100 Days Left of Treatment
As of today we have 100 days left of treatment. 1135 days ago getting to this point felt unreachable. But here we are, on the home straight.
Day 960: Asking for Help – Again
Day 960: After a tough few months I’m here asking for help – again. There is no shame in admitting you need help.
Day 929: Cancer Wall Again
Bilbo has been on treatment for 929 days that is a 3rd of his life and we still have 306 days to go. Bilbo is really struggling, we are all struggling. We have hit the cancer wall again.
Day 393: Thankful
To mark Thanksgiving we felt it right to mark the occasion by sharing how thankful we are, to everyone who has been there for us during the last 394 days.
Day 365: A Year Of Cancer
365 days ago our beautiful little boy was diagnosed with cancer. Today I am reflecting on a year of cancer, the highs the lows and everything in between.
Day 203: A Day In The Life Of Cancer
I want people to understand the story behind this image. This is what a day in the life of cancer looks like.
Cancer Mum Club
On the 29th October I joined the cancer mum club. I didn’t want to become a member, I’d happily give the membership card back in a heartbeat.
CLIC Sargent – Young Lives vs Cancer
At the CLIC Sargent roadshow on Friday I was overwhelmed by the sheer energy, passion and drive the entire room has for supporting young people with cancer and their families.
