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It is unlikely to be anything else that warrants a big “F*** You” than CANCER.  Hearing “you have cancer” is the most Frightening experience and Fraught with Fury and Fear.  I want to deal with FEAR as part of my reflections and CANCER CARE CONVERSATIONS series.  People #livingwithcancer can experience anxiety and depression that is […]

Although some of my days involve dealing with death and dying, I also realised many are about living. Living WITH cancer and living WHILE dying. What is living? This is a letter from Lenora Rand, which I passed on to my niece when she became a ‘teen’. While I’ll offer advice, you’re the one responsible

My dad pointed to my mom’s pic: “That’s my wife!” Me: I know. Where is she? Dad: Heaven  Me: Where are you going? Dad: Heaven  Me: I’m sure you will meet her there.  Dad: I try every day to join her in heaven… Me:  💔😢 Love, living and loss – are so intertwined and bittersweet. 

Below are a few examples of words used to encourage, motivate and make sense of in the cancer matrix : Be strong I have been more surprised by the wide use of the sentiment ‘to be strong’. Does it not underestimate the pillar of strength for every single one living with cancer? Are we really

Ending the Invisibility. The LGBTQIA+ community faces numerous challenges in healthcare settings, especially when it comes to building relationships and trust with doctors.

Coming out is a lifelong process for many LGBTQIA+ people. Unfortunately, it is not uncommon to experience homophobia and transphobia from others, whether they disclose it openly or not. This kind of discrimination creates further disparity regarding specific health issues like cancer.

The fight for justice for mesothelioma survivors is an integral part of TREATING CANCER. Besides providing high-quality care, we pursue better research on prevention and possible cures.