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'Cancer left me with lymphedema, neuropathy, osteopenia, PTSD, anxiety, chemo brain and chronic fatigue... That may seem like a daunting list of issues post-cancer, yet all of this was, and continues to be, doable. How do you eat an elephant? One bit at a time.'

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You Can Do This: Long-Term Cancer Side Effects Are Manageable

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A two-time cancer survivor notes that although long-term cancer side effects can pile up, many are manageable.

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The COVID-19 pandemic has had a huge impact across many areas of our lives, including the ways in which we can access support and medical treatment. Cancer Council NSW has a range of podcasts providing information on cancer and COVID-19:

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Cancer and COVID-19 Podcasts | Cancer Council NSW

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Information and support for uncertain times If you are affected by cancer, what does the COVID-19 pandemic mean for you? Should you delay tests and treatment? How can you still get support from those ...

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'Treatment really wears you down and the toll is cumulative, but if there’s something you can do to help yourself at least feel a little better, do it':
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Finding Meaning While Waiting in the Infusion Chair

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One survivor makes the most of the time in the infusion chair, creating beaded jewelry and helping herself and others to heal.

2 months ago ·

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IN FOCUS Facebook page

2nd June 2016

The IN FOCUS Study is now on Facebook. Please like our page for updates and information on our research.

You can find us at: www.facebook.com/infocus.study

National Survey of Cancer Survivors

20th May 2016

Our National Survey of Cancer Survivors has been launched! Through this survey, we’re hoping to better understand the impact of chemotherapy side effects on the lives of cancer survivors. Please see here for further information, and email us at in_focus@unsw.edu.au if you would like to request brochures or posters advertising the survey for your organisation.