The constant hospital appointments, treatment, tests, results and complications began to have a major psychological impact.Read more
Running the Virgin London Marathon 2017 to raise money for Breast Cancer Haven was the biggest challenge I have ever undertakenRead more
The diagnosis came at a time of considerable stress in my life; initially I refused to face it.Read more
I didn’t have breast cancer any more but I’d been through this huge thing and didn’t feel the same as I used to be before it.Read more
Five of Janet’s aunts have had breast cancer so when she was diagnosed a few months after her sister; it sent shock waves through her whole family.Read more
It is rare to find the words 'incredibly lucky' linked to breast cancer, but having been told that after a successful mastectomy she would need no chemotherapy or radiotherapy, lucky is exactly how Jude felt.Read more
Treatment for breast cancer is like stepping into the unknown. With planning ahead virtually impossible, it becomes hard to know how to move forward and make the right decisions.Read more
Ask Delyth Thomas about the hardest part of treatment for breast cancer and she won't tell you about the surgery, chemotherapy or radiotherapy.Read more
Anne Skinner would be the first to admit that when she was diagnosed with breast cancer back in 2008, she never really confronted the psychological side of the illness.Read more