Friday Update
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Hello and welcome to another Friday Update.
We have a bunch of new members. Please give a warm welcome to @Carols, @Seamaiden57, @Thommo, @necgrt, @Chrismar, @Polkadots, @HelenMac, @Curlysue2, @Cynth6, @skitten, @Heids, @BarbaraM, @Mjames, @eternally, @Jill63, @Kazmar, @MyMomsBestFriend, and all our new members.
New members, add your birthday to the birthday thread here.
New members, add your birthday to the birthday thread here.
Community highlights
Every week we have so much variety in the posts being shared on the online network. These can include questions about treatments, updates on how things are going, and celebrating milestones. Here are some good conversations you might have missed:- How do you prep for surgery and what do you take to the hospital?
- Chemotherapy is our most-discussed topic
- We're talking art and books in the Creative Corner's new corner
In the news
- Is insurance within super failing breast cancer sufferers?
- Scalp-cooling during chemo to save hair: it's a game-changer - for some
- Breast cancer treatment: Radiotherapy shot could reawaken immune system to fight cancer
- This is the reality of being a breast cancer husband
https://youtu.be/nORasVRutHQ
BCNA news and events
Have you taken BCNA's member survey? The survey will feed in to our State of the Nation report. The report will help us to ensure we continue to understand your needs so that we can influence and improve the health care system on your behalf. The survey closes in a few weeks. Click here to take it today.A State of the Nation discussion will take place in Alice Springs on 19 June. If you have been diagnosed with breast cancer or are supporting someone who has been diagnosed, we want to hear from you. For more information and to register, click here.
BCNA's next information forum will be on 4 July in Port Lincoln, SA. For more information and to register, click here.
Have a pleasant weekend, everyone!
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I enjoyed reading the reality of a breast cancer husband. In marriage the two become one and it is true as well in couples with breast cancer, it affected both deeply. Should be more help and counselling for hubbies, perhaps a his and hers McGrath nurse?1