Happy Monday Everyone!
We are always looking for ways to improve the online network and one of these ways is through tagging blog posts. We would would like to encourage the use of specific tags such as the ones suggested below. This way, it will be easier to link and search for specific terms on the site. Can you think of any topics we are missing and that would be helpful?
Thanks for your help!
Thanks Paula:)
I will add it to our list. Loving the input guys!
Kat x
You are very clever Jane. I was scratching my head and finally thought of a couple, but you covered them both and some.
Thanks for asking for the input Kat. Will keep scratching my head.
Oh I know one, exercise and also not sure if Jane meant private health insurance as that V's public is often discussed, or travel insurance which always seems like a hot topic
Paula x
I agree with you Tracey B and mountain. There should be something like this. Thank you for your great suggestions. We will get working on a solution for you :)
Have a great rest of your afternoon!
Kat x
Thanks jane221 for the suggestions! They all sound great:)
Kat x
Hi Katerina, just a few thoughts on specific tags that could be used (although some might come under one of the above in your graphic):
Recovery tips, Back to work, Tests, Diet/Nutrition, Arimidex, Implants, Tissue Flap Reconstruction, Nipple Reconstruction, Finances, Insurance, Milestones, Menopause, Metastases, Prostheses
Cheers, Jane xx
Hi Tracey B
I feel for you I am in a group who are in a similar situation and many of us have gone 900km to 2000km for part or all of our treatment and are helping each other across the miles in what ever way we can. I am please BCNA have so much support and information to assist us.
I hope I can be of assistance to you.
Please let me know. All the best for now.
Mountain
Hi Katrina, it would be great to have something about support for those who live in rural and remote areas. I live 5 hours away from where I have to attend for radiotherapy. As a consequence, my husband and I have to access billeting. My breast care nurse has provided some fuel cards to assist in fuel costs. Also, I live in a small community of just 2000 people, and feel a bit isolated at times. My contact within BCNA has been awesome and the members are fantastic support. I hope that this helps, Tracey B ??
