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Feelings of anxiety and depression are common and understandable responses to cancer. Many survivors and carers experience anxiety, depression and many other emotions. These may arise during diagnosis and treatment, and after... Read more

Fatigue is very common among cancer survivors. Fatigue is excessive tiredness. It is unlike the day-to-day tiredness a busy person may feel. Learning how to cope with cancer related fatigue can help people find a better quality... Read more

People who have had cancer treatment may fear it will return or progress. People fear needing further treatment or more life disruptions. They can also fear how further cancer might affect family and friends.  Information... Read more

Pain is quite common for cancer survivors. Pain can be mild or severe and can affect your quality of life. There are many sources of help to manage or control pain.  Information for cancer survivors and their... Read more

Dealing with a cancer diagnosis and treatment is tough on patients, carers and families and can add a lot of stress and uncertainty.  It's okay to ask for help and to support others in seeking help. Mental health is just... Read more

Cancer and its treatment can affect or damage the body’s lymphatic system. This can lead to a build-up of lymph fluid (also known as swelling) in tissues under the skin. We call this swelling lymphoedema. Not all cancer... Read more