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Hi Annie,
I am with you totally on the long days... my hubby was my answer..driving while I slept.
My mother lived in Melbourne and I was able to stay there when required.
I was lucky in regards to radiation as our local hospital had it there & my Oncologist made arrangements for me to have it there.
The biggest problem I see is the medical professionals working together to ensure the various areas of support are readily available.
Thank you for your input - every suggestion is worthwhile
Kerry
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