Whether it’s you or someone close to you who has been diagnosed with Oesophageal Cancer, and whatever stage of the process you’re at, from starting treatment to post-surgery to longer-term recuperation and recovery strategies, the most important thing to know is you are not alone.
A cancer diagnosis can feel like an ending, but it can also be a beginning — the start of a new journey will have bad days and better days, and is a lot easier if you’ve travelling companions. That’s what we are — companions who already know every step of the way.
Within these pages are some of the information, tips and advice we’ve amassed over our years of supporting and being guided by experts, medical professionals, patients and survivors, to help you get started on your journey.
Whether it’s you or someone close to you who has been diagnosed with Oesophageal Cancer, and whatever stage of the process you’re at, from starting treatment to post-surgery to longer-term recuperation and recovery strategies, the most important thing to know is you are not alone.
A cancer diagnosis can feel like an ending, but it can also be a beginning — the start of a new journey will have bad days and better days, and is a lot easier if you’ve travelling companions. That’s what we are — companions who already know every step of the way.
Within these pages are some of the information, tips and advice we’ve amassed over our years of supporting and being guided by experts, medical professionals, patients and survivors, to help you get started on your journey.
