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What would we do without BCNA?
I wish I had never heard of or joined this network, but now, when I need it, I am glad to be part of it. Every time I feel upset and vulnerable, I turn to the BCNA. I am just thinking about how people...
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Dear @GorgyS,
I appreciate your thoughts about others needing support, especially "those who don't use computers or don't speak English?" I just read earlier on this site in the announcements section about a new Aust Govt Cancer Plan. This Plan acknowledges that treatment and outcomes are very uneven for different groups in our population, specially worse for Indigenous and non-English speaking people. I hope BCNA and other orgs like Cancer Council and Can Assist and health services can lead the way in better support for all with cancer.
from jennyss in Western NSW
I appreciate your thoughts about others needing support, especially "those who don't use computers or don't speak English?" I just read earlier on this site in the announcements section about a new Aust Govt Cancer Plan. This Plan acknowledges that treatment and outcomes are very uneven for different groups in our population, specially worse for Indigenous and non-English speaking people. I hope BCNA and other orgs like Cancer Council and Can Assist and health services can lead the way in better support for all with cancer.
from jennyss in Western NSW