Finding the Right Words: What to Say to Someone Who Has Cancer
If a loved one has been diagnosed with cancer, it can be challenging to know what to say or how to approach a conversation with
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By Victoria Walsh | What Next Editor
Below are the latest blog posts written by Victoria Walsh of the cancer community for what-next.org.
New What-Next Support Group Launched
The purpose of our website is to create a supportive community that offers a safe space for cancer patients to openly discuss their diagnosis and
Coping With Hair Loss: A Cancer Patient’s Perspective
I was on my second-line treatment when I noticed my hair was thinning down the middle of my head. I was horrified! The nurse had
Reframing Your Cancer Diagnosis – A Different Perspective
When cancer becomes a part of your life, it’s easy to get overwhelmed by the negative messaging surrounding it. The constant chatter on social media,
Transforming Grief Into Growth: Navigating Change
Cancer brings change, which can be in all areas of your life; your social circle, place of work, family and finances can all be affected.
Newly Diagnosed? Stay Motivated, Read This…
Being newly diagnosed with cancer is like sitting at the bottom of a vast mountain, looking at the top and thinking, “How the hell am
Cancer Is A Wake Up Call
Cancer is a wake-up call to take action. It’s time to develop daily habits that benefit your health and eliminate those that don’t. If you
Your Medical Team Are Just The Tip Of The Iceberg
Your journey towards healing and well-being goes beyond the walls of the hospital. Taking control of your health means empowering yourself to manage your care.
Cancer Charities: Finding The Right Support
Cancer charities can be a compass when you are lost; thankfully, we have a lot of great ones in the UK. There are the big
Financial Support for Cancer Patients: A Comprehensive Guide
One of the most worrying things I found with my cancer diagnosis was the dilemma of working through treatment or taking a break from work
