Tag: cancer survivor
Last week, the fourth national (and the largest so far) Cancer Survivorship Conference took place in Sydney, Australia. Speakers and guests explored the theme of “Future of Cancer Survivorship: Evolution or Revolution?”, covering topics such as: Cost of cancer – at an individual and societal level Cardio-toxicity of cancer treatment and cardiovascular disease after cancer […]
We provide practical strategies you can adopt to help prevent your cancer from coming back.
This webinar discusses some practical strategies to help cancer survivors to reclaim their confidence after treatment.
It can be easy to assume that once you’ve survived cancer, life simply returns to normal, but what you do after cancer is just as important, if not more. Cancer Council offers a range of support services for patients throughout their cancer journey, but we are aware that support is also needed to adjust to […]
We discuss some tactics you can implement to help manage the fears of cancer coming back after treatment.
Cancer and its treatment may cause fertility problems. We discuss what your options are following active treatment.
We discuss incontinence, the strategies you can put into place, and who to talk to for support.
We discuss cancer related fatigue and explore why some people recover quickly while others do not.
How to help someone you know after their cancer treatment. I was thrilled to be asked to be a guest speaker for the Cancer Council NSW Daffodil Day inspired webinar – ‘Someone I know survived Cancer – How do I help once treatment is finished?’ I’m often asked about how to help while someone’s […]
Three cancer survivors share what they needed from their family, friends and colleagues after their cancer treatment.