In a groundbreaking first, research led by Queen’s University Belfast has found thousands of ‘Achilles Heels’ or ‘cancer vulnerabilities’ in an analysis of more than 700 different cancer cell types.
Groundbreaking DNA Research Combatting Cancers
Take me to the river.
How did I get here? My cancer recovery story continues
The Beat Goes On
Radiotherapy and chemotherapy for brain cancer during a global pandemic my journey continues.
THAW Orkney: Supporting Islanders With Their Energy Costs
““The most significant increase the staff team has seen is in emergency electricity vouchers. In the financial year 2019-20 THAW Orkney issued vouchers worth just over £6000.”
Beginning to see the light
Radiotherapy and chemotherapy for brain cancer during a global pandemic my journey continues.
On to the next stage. Getting ready for post-op therapy.
I look back to where I have come from and where I’m going this week.
Taking it to the next level. A personal cancer story continued.
‘Social relationships are more effective at keeping us alive and feeling healthy than diet, exercise or giving up smoking or drinking, and far more effective than drug treatment of high blood pressure.’
My Story Continues: ‘Change is the only constant’
“Reflecting on being in hospital on the receiving end of care after brain surgery the ‘Angels’ applause on doorsteps was definitely not enough. It never will be. “
My Story Continues – a blog about my treatment
Woke after sleeping pill induced sleep and rest.
My Cancer Story (to be continued) 3
I have noticed the scars reminiscent of the characters in Ken Kesey’s book. But I am not horrified by them. My surgery set out to heal me not to oppress me.
