by Alex | Sep 23, 2019 | A Life with Breast Cancer
What Do You Do When Your Wife Is Diagnosed With Breast Cancer? Life. It’s a funny thing. We are all living one. We are all striving to earn a wage, have a home, own some things and be alive tomorrow to do it all again. Some wish to ride through the ranks of the... 
by Jo | Aug 30, 2019 | A Life with Breast Cancer
Something Bad Has Happened. Again. I have always been afraid of something bad happening. As a child, when the war in Iraq began in the 1990s I was convinced that was it. It was all over. I worried constantly that in exchange for an amazing family and friends that I... 
by Jo | Feb 28, 2019 | A Life with Breast Cancer
Hair Today Gone With Chemo... It will grow back. It’s just hair. It means it’s working. You might not lose it all. When you find out you’re probably, almost definitely, going to lose your hair from chemotherapy, these are the things you’re likely to hear.... 
by Jo | Jul 31, 2018 | A Life with Breast Cancer
One Breast Lump or Two? When I was told I had breast cancer, there was no time for a pity party. It was all go, go, go from the outset. There wasn’t even that ‘movie moment’. You know the one. When they’re ushered into the room, silent but for a... by Jo | Jul 24, 2018 | A Life with Breast Cancer
I Feel A Tit... It started innocently enough. In a shower, at the end of a long night flight back from Cape Town. I wasn’t even looking for anything. I’d seen the adverts, read the stories, even had an Aunt who’d been diagnosed with Breast Cancer ten... 
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