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What happens after breast cancer?

What happens after breast cancer?

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03 August 2016
You’ve faced breast cancer but then what happens? Can life go back to normal after a journey like that?
My journey through breast cancer

My journey through breast cancer

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14 April 2016
This year Spabreaks.com is supporting Breast Cancer Care to help women with and recovering from breast cancer. We speak to one of the women they have worked with through cancer…
Breast Cancer Care: signs and symptoms of breast cancer

Breast Cancer Care: signs and symptoms of breast cancer

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11 October 2023
Breast Cancer Care shares their guide to checking for symptoms of breast cancer with Spabreaks.com readers
The therapist’s view: spa treatments when you have cancer

The therapist’s view: spa treatments when you have cancer

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11 May 2015
Julia Briscoe is the Head of Complementary Therapies for Barts Health NHS Trust , delivering complementary therapies to NHS patients with and recovering from cancer. As she joins talks with the Spa Life Academy to break down barriers between spas and cancer, we ask her what her work is all about… What does your work […]
Cancer Confidence Kit: Hand and Nail Care

Cancer Confidence Kit: Hand and Nail Care

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07 November 2013
Looking after your hands and nails is particularly important during and after chemotherapy treatment because your skin becomes dryer and more delicate and your nails become weaker and more prone to splitting.  Here, cancer support charity, Look Good Feel Better, explain how to look after them during cancer treatment. You probably won’t notice the changes […]
Even the Eyebrows?  Wigs and Things

Even the Eyebrows? Wigs and Things

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27 March 2013
When Sharon Morrison, author of Even the Eyebrows?, was diagnosed with breast cancer, she was prepared to lose her hair in her fight for survival, but the theory and the reality proved two separate things, and finding a wig turned out to be a journey all of its own. It was official; the malignant tumour […]