Award-winning Macmillan nurse, Sharon Manning, who left school at 15 with no qualifications becomes honorary lecturer at Bangor University
Patients with coronavirus are often admitted with just the clothes they are wearing. Family members are not allowed to visit, and many find themselves...
In the first of our cancer ‘taboo’ blogs, Julie explains why concerns over sex and intimacy should never be left unspoken.
Diagnosed with prostate cancer in 2012, Gareth began his journey with the therapy team at a circuits class in the hospital gym and says...
Words are powerful. They have the power to pick us up, and the power to put us down. Gale from Rhondda Cynon Taff was...
I am a fighter. I did kick cancer’s ass. I’m proud to be called a survivor.
On 17 May I visited Y Bwthyn for stage two of the consultation process with the patients and staff of the hospital. The aim...
As part of Cancer Talk Week January 2018, we’re sharing Matt’s inspirational story. Matt was diagnosed with testicular cancer in June 2016 and finished...
Helen was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2013. As we launch a new ‘Your Cancer Care’ tool, Helen explains how important it is to...
When Becky tweeted that her cat Thomas had helped her through her chemotherapy treatment on #worldcatday, we needed to find out more. Here, Becky,...