High everyone.I named my tumour and gave it its own Facebook page on which I have created a blog. Diagnosed in April 2024 and had treatment followed by surgery. I'm now 3 months post surgery.
I hope the page is informative, helpful and entertaining.
You need to be on Facebook but don't need to "friend" me. It's just like looking at a shop business page.
Link below
Hello Rezillo
I am sorry to hear about your cancer. This forum is for sharing experiences and gaining support, so thank you for sharing details of your journey blog. I'm sure many users will find the information helpful, and will gain positivity from the humour in it. A positive outlook definitely helps in a cancer journey!
I hope you can also gain something from our services .All our information booklets can be found on this link roycastle.org/help-and-supp...
These range from diagnosis, staging of lung cancer, various treatment options and suggestions on living with lung cancer. We provide travel information too.
You might be interested in reading some of our patient stories. You can access them here :roycastle.org/category/pati...
Our campaign section provides encouraging accounts from those living with lung cancer: roycastle.org/campaigns/
Further support services from one to one support to online support groups through zoom , are available, if you are interested in any of these you can register through this link: roycastle.org/help-and-supp... Or by emailing Ellen.Knapp@roycastle.org
I wish you the very best for your health, and for the ongoing success of your blog.
The Roy Castle Support Team
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