Index

a to z of all things c

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Introduction

A is for… Alternative and Complimentary Medicine

B is for… Beauty Tips During Chemo

C is for… Chemo Schmemo

D is for… Diagnosis – A Life-Changing Event

E is for… Emotions

F is for… Family and Fertility

G is for… Gift Ideas

H is for… Hairloss

I is for… I’ve finished but I still feel rubbish…

J is for… Jumping the Gun – “Scanxiety”

K is for… Keeping Hair – Cold Capping

L is for… Lymphoedema

M is for… Menopausal Symptoms

N is for… Nutrition and Diet

O is for… Operations

P is for… Preparing Yourself for Treatment and Surgery

Q is for… Quacks

R is for… Reconstruction

S is for… Sex and all that Jazz…

T is for… Tamoxifen

U is for… Underwear

V is for… Virtual Friends

W is for… Weighty Issues

X is for… X-Rays, Tests and Scans

Y is for… YAAAAAWN – Dealing with Fatigue

Z is for… Zapping those Cancer Cells – Radiotherapy

5 Responses to “Index”

  1. Christine November 23, 2013 at 4:11 am #

    Nov. 22, 2013
    I ABSOLUTELY LOVE your website!! It’s so informative without being OVERWHELMED (more!) with fancy, difficult medical lingo!
    I’m curious tho…why cant I access “E”, “I”, “M” and “Y”. Ive read everything else and I’ve just got to finish it all!!!
    Thank you for replying!

    • chemo for beginners November 23, 2013 at 12:52 pm #

      Thanks Christine! I have written most of it – just need to finish and set it live – there just don’t seem to be enough hours in the day! But knowing people are reading has spurred me on. Thanks. And hope you are doing OK? X

  2. Dr Erika Brandt March 3, 2014 at 8:56 am #

    Well done for doing this ! I went through all the same aged 36 in 2005 …3 months after my daughter was born…and here we are ! Eventually you begin to have days and then a few in a row when you forget you ever had cancer…If you want any comments or help let me know I am also a Doctor !

    • chemo for beginners March 3, 2014 at 9:09 am #

      Dear Erika,

      Thank you so much for getting in touch. It is wonderful to hear from someone doing well 9 years on. Very happy for you and gives me hope.

      X

  3. Lynn Wadland May 8, 2016 at 10:10 am #

    Hi I start my 1st chemo on 16th may I’m trying cold capping. It’s been like being hit by a sledgehammer I was skipping through life new job celebrating my sons 18th my daughter is 13 end of June then SLAP BANG WALLOP !! I have cried, sobbed uncontrollably, screamed, shouted but to no avail …. Get a grip Lynn this is happening it totally takes over your life & any plans you had are put in a box. I am to get 6 X FEC-T then lumpectomy then radiotherapy plus herceptin injections for a year as I have HER2 (never do anything by halves me) I am trying to stay positive & strong but it’s not always easy that thing called C impacts every person around you it’s totally & utterly SHIT & I can quite honestly say CANCER I HATE YOU & I have never hated anything or anyone in my life …… 1st time for everything 😄 but I will see it off the best I can. Thank you for the a-z whist not the cheeriest it’s certainly informative which is what’s important ❤️ xx

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