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How To Get Your 'Oomph' Back After a Cancer Diagnosis
Carolyn is a Cancer Exercise Specialist who after her own cancer diagnosis has written a fab book on exercises you can do before, during and after a diagnosis. There's something for everyone! The book is called 'How To Get Your Oomph Back'.
Best Tips On Coping With Tamoxifen, Zoladex & Letrozole Side Effects
Helen chats to Breast Cancer Surgeon AND survivor Liz O'Riordan about the best ways to cope with the often awful side effects of Tamoxifen, Zoladex and Letrozole. Buy Liz's book here https://amzn.to/39PGRvt
Tips on how to live well after cancer
Dr Annice Mukherjee is a cancer survivor and endocrinologist and her passion is talking about how to live well after cancer. It's a fascinating talk about hormones, exercise and more
Living With Stage 4 Bowel Cancer
For Bowel Cancer Awareness Month, Helen caught up with Stage 4 Bowel Cancer thriver Nat. She's got an incredibly inspiring story...
TALKING TO THE EXPERtS
We talk with cancer experts and specialists.....
Deborah James, had Stage 4 Bowel Cancer
When you’re living with cancer you need to be mindful of which beauty products you can use. There’s not much info out there so I spent a long time hunting down the right products. Wish they were all in one place! The C List sounds great
Leanne Pero, Breast Cancer survivor
As my hair started to grow back after Chemo I went through a lengthy process of experimenting with different shampoos before I found an ideal as there were no recommendations. So many people go through cancer, there needs to be beauty treatment info out there
Georgie Swallow, Blood Cancer twice thriver
When I was diagnosed I got every piece of medical advice under the sun but when it came to the actual ‘living with cancer’ side; like the make up, skincare, beauty products I felt super stranded & clueless on what I could or should use. I went on a hunt for all things unperfumed, no chemicals, zero irritation and it left me with about one product. I wish when I was diagnosed there was somewhere I could have gone to for more information because even though you need to be careful with what products you use, there is such a variety out there.... if you know about it!
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Going through cancer is tough to say the least, but you don't have to do it alone. There are some bloody amazing charities out there that offer help and support as well as friendly voice if you just need someone to talk to. Here are some friends of the C-List that are available if you need a chat x
Future Dreams Charity
Future Dreams supports women through their breast cancer journey. No one should have to face breast cancer alone and with Future Dreams, they don’t.
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Macmillan
At Macmillan, we won’t rest, and we won’t settle for anything other than the best possible support for people with cancer. We do whatever it takes.
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Black Women Rising
This charity educates,inspires & brings opportunities for Black women going through cancer. The project includes support groups, podcast & a magazine
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Giving back
By shopping with us you'll be supporting other cancer patients. Each month we will use profits to treat one of the randomly selected C-List community members (aka YOU!) to something special. It might be a beauty gift or a fancy afternoon tea. So watch this space to see what we pull out of The-C-List goody bag. Oh and spread the word x