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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

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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.

  • 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.

  • Better Health Channel

    This Victorian website houses information on a range of topics such as conditions and treatments, healthy living, relationships and family, services and suppport. 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.

  • 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.

  • SA Health

    Links to information from health providers, government agencies as well as peak health organisations, educational and research institutions. To find out more and to visit their website, click the heading above.

  • Livestrong

    A US based initiative that looks at the experiences of the cancer community, find problems and develop solutions.  Livestrong then works to roll them out to help others. To find out more and to visit their website, click the heading above.

  • Lab Tests Online

    Lab Tests Online is a public resource that aims to help you understand the clinical lab tests that you may have undergone. For more information and to visit their website, click the heading above.

  • Cancer Council SA

    Cancer Council SA is an independent non government organisation. Their website contains information about the support services they offer and useful fact sheets on a range of cancer-related issues. To find out more 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.