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Rural cancer help website

 The Islander

www.theislanderonline.com.au/news/local/news/general/rural-cancer-help-website/2606802.aspx

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Dealing with difficult emotions

I’m not sure if I want to keep the connections with people I’ve met as part of this journey because I eventually want to finish this and move on and get back to where I started.  I know that might sound a bit callous or cold or something…but um, that’s just how I’m choosing to deal with it. I try to be fairly practical. I want to get back into my life and my work and give all of the young people I work with a hard time again- with some real attitude!

- Sharon, 40’s, Breast Cancer, Mid North

Sometimes the bravest thing you can do is to ask for help.

Related websites

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  • My Biopsy

    MyBiopsy is an American site that provides information on cancer diagnoses. There are a range of topics and cancers to choose from. To find out more and to visit their website, click the heading above.

  • Cancer.Net

    Cancer.Net is a US based website contianing oncologist approved cancer information from the American Society of Clinical Oncology. To find out more and to visit their website, click the heading above.

  • Health Insite

    This Commonwealth Government website provides access to a wide range of up-to-date and quality assessed information on important health topics. To find out more and to visit their website, click the heading above.

  • Breast Cancer Network Australia

    Breast Cancer Network Australia is a national organisation for Australians affected by breast cancer. Their website provides information and opportunities to access peer support online. To find out more and to visit their website, click the heading above.

  • National Cancer Institute (USA)

    This US based website contains evidence based information for all cancer types. For more information and to visit their website, click the heading above.

  • eviQ Cancer Treatments online

    eviQ Cancer Treatments Online provides evidence based information on cancer and cancer treatments run by Cancer Institute NSW. It is a useful resource for health professionals, patients and carers. To find out more and to visit their website, click the heading above.

  • Medicare

    Medicare is part of the Department of Human Services and looks after the health of Australians through the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme, the Australian Childhood Immunisation Register and the Australian Organ Donor Register. To find out more (e.g. about what is covered), click the heading above to visit their website.

  • Leukaemia Foundation

    The Leukaemia Foundation is a not for profit organisation dedicated to the care and cure of patients and families living with leukaemias, lymphomas, myeloma and related blood disorders. Their website contains disease-specific information as well as general information on their support services. To access this information and to visit their website, click the heading above.

  • Independent Living Centres Australia

    This website provide information and advice on assistive technology. To find out more and to visit their website, click the heading above.

  • Haematological Malignancy Research Network

    This American website includes information about haematological cancers and related blood disorders. The site is intended for anyone interested in haematological malignancy. It contains information for patients, statistics for researchers, as well as a section for the clinical teams. For more information and to visit the website, click on the heading above.