Tag: cancer
Lessons in self-isolation during coronavirus
Nic Mitchell offers some advice on coping with self-isolation from his year fighting cancer
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So what is a colonoscopy all about?
If you’ve managed to survive all the radiotherapy, chemo, surgery and the CT or MRI scanning that...
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Tackling two challenges after bowel cancer
TWO big issues have haunted me since my treatment for bowel cancer in 2015 – insomnia and sudden...
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Time to end the bowel cancer screening lottery
April is an important month for both me and those campaigning to lower the bowel cancer screening...
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Moving from being cancer sufferer to survivor
It is now a year since my six months of post-operation chemotherapy finally drew to a close and I...
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You are not alone: life after cancer
Coping with life after cancer can be tougher than you’d think. But you no longer have to face it...
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Handling the end of cancer treatment!
I never believed anyone might actually miss the routine that takes over your life during a year of...
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Road back to normality after chemo ‘house arrest’
Thanks to everyone for following my story about beating bowel cancer for the last year. In this...
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A year in the life of fighting cancer
As the New Year kicks into gear, I can’t pretend not to breathe a sigh of relief that 2015 is...
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My first bowel cancer anniversary !
As bonfire night falls, I’m reminded that exactly a year ago I was sitting down with a doctor at...
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Coping with chemotherapy
It is now two months since starting my second round of chemotherapy and I’d like to share thoughts...
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How cancer treatment is a bit like Snakes and Ladders!
It can feel like a game of Snakes and Ladders when you are undergoing cancer treatment. One moment...
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