How to keep warm and cosy this winter when you have cancer

As the days become shorter and the mercury drops, we rely on our homes to provide us with winter comfort and entertainment. It’s a time where we hunker down and enjoy tasty soups, light the fire, and get out the knitted throws. If you’ve recently had surgery, chemotherapy or radiotherapy, you’ll probably be spending a […]

Chemo Kits

Consider these practical items to assist you in dealing with your chemotherapy journey. They could help off-set some of the unpleasant side effects of chemo treatment such as cold hands and feet, nausea and sensitive teeth, among others. Thick, Warm Socks People undergoing treatment can experience very cold extremities. Thick, soft-bed socks can help warming […]

How to talk to your family about your cancer diagnosis

by Blanka Csanicz Reviewed by Cara McCarter With minor adaptations with regard to ancillary support services and their contact details which are not relevant for the local South African market. One of the most difficult things about a cancer diagnosis is telling your family. This post contains practical tips for approaching these conversations… by Hilly […]

Early signs of breast cancer

There is no single or definite symptom indicating you definitely have Breast Cancer. Most of the symptoms related to Breast Cancer also present in non-cancerous conditions, so it is important not to panic if you notice anything unusual. Remain calm and ensure you get it checked out by a Healthcare Professional. If you have Breast […]