When I came onto Twitter in the months after my treatment ended, it wasn’t to become an advocate. Honestly, I’m still not sure I’m anything more than an accidental one.
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Member @drbexl talks cancer and COVID with @PremierRadio, whilst ‘stranded’ in New Zealand
This morning member Bex Lewis spoke to John Pantry from Premier Christian Radio from Vaughan Park in New Zealand, where she had won a two-month writing scholarship (and break from
ABC5 Lisbon – The Global Alliance
Key Messages This was my first time at this conference which is held in Lisbon every 2 years and focuses entirely on Advanced Breast Cancer. Jo had been to the
Members of MetUpUK descend on parliament
Terminal breast cancer patients descended on parliament last week. Armed with over 70,000 signatures, they demanded change for the tens of thousands in the UK living with the killer disease.
A good thing? F*** off!
Soon after my diagnosis with secondary breast cancer aged 33 someone tried to explain to me that my diagnosis could be viewed as a good thing. I don’t know why
SIS Breast Cancer Healthcare Conference September 2020
SIS Breast Cancer Health Care Congress 2020 SAVE THE DATE FOR SIS 2020! It is our pleasure to invite you the SIS 2020 – the 21st SIS World Congress on
Alternative therapies – do they make a difference?
Wim Hof Okay, so I’ve had metastatic breast cancer for five years now and I am definitely #BusyLivingWithMets. I was diagnosed with both primary and secondary at the same time
UKIBCS Jan 2020
The below are links to details of introduction to trials and how to interpret trials. Lots of information and hard to understand some as its quite top level but worth
Conferences – UKBI May and November 2020
***SAVE THE DATES*** UK Breast Intergroup Meetings 1st May and 17th November 2020 Dear members, To help you plan your agenda for 2020, we would like to inform you that
The researchers who make a difference to MBC patients
We thought you would like to hear about what it is like to work in metastatic breast cancer research. Here, we chat to Dr Rachel Eyre who works at The