Holly Blades - Our newest Ambassador Getting in Touch I was contacted by Coping with Cancer a couple of months ago when they asked me to become an ambassador for the charity. I could see the amazing work that they were doing for those affected by cancer and
Jane's Story - Staying positive during a cancer diagnosis Diagnosis It was 2020 when I received my diagnosis, my routine mammogram had been postponed from March to the 5th of August 2020 due to covid. From my mammogram I received the news that I had a small tumour
Coping with Cancer through Covid Diagnosis I was diagnosed with Prostate Cancer, and as a result received treatment which affected my hormones leading to the side effect of hot flushes and sweats. I tried various remedies to try and ease the flushes, but nothing worked. It was in
Coping with Cancer's 40th Anniversary On Saturday the 26th of March we celebrated Coping with Cancer's 40th anniversary. We enjoyed a fun filled celebration at The Magic Hat cafe, with staff, trustees, clients and supporters all present to enjoy the live band, tombola and buffet. We want to thank everyone who
Marie's Story - Experiencing Auricular Acupuncture Diagnosis I was diagnosed with cervical cancer 6 years ago. Then in February last year my bladder failed, and I was unable to pass urine. It was first thought to be due to the previous treatment that I received for my cervical
Glyn and his journey to Coping with Cancer Diagnosis I was first diagnosed in late 2019. I had no symptoms, and it was only after falling whilst fixing my shed that I sought advice from my GP. I had an ache in my side from the fall that
Beth's Journey to Coping with Cancer Where it all started I began training in Complementary Therapies eighteen years ago, I can’t believe it’s been that long. As they say time flies when you’re having fun! I love what I do, and I feel honoured when people chose to put their
Grief and Bereavement Counselling What is grief? When someone close to us dies the pain that we feel is grief which is a natural, but often difficult emotion. Grief can feel overwhelming and, as we are all unique, we will all experience it in different ways. We may find ourselves
Danielle's Story - Coping with a Cancer diagnosis Diagnosis It was July 2019 when I discovered a lump in my groin, and I couldn’t help but instantly panic. I sat for a week thinking about it, too scared to visit the doctors. At 26 I did not think
