Liste des hashtags les plus populaires par sujet #CANCERSTORIES

"If you're going to have to go through chemo today, my message for you is to hang in there, is a day less! You can go through today, and it'll literally be a day you can cross of the long path that is the treatment. And you can do it, trust me. Get some music, a good book, and a blanket. Try and distract yourself, and when you realise, it'll be over. That's what I used to do. I also had lots of fruity caramels, but that might not work for you. We all know how weird the chemo cravings are! Anyway, today I wish you strength, and I am sending all my support over to you. Lots of love, a fellow patient." ❤️⠀ .⠀ .⠀ .⠀ The WarOnCancer App is a social media app for patients, survivors and loved ones focused on storytelling and content creations. Being human is what connects us. Download now on the App Store app.waroncancer.com (link in bio).⠀ .⠀ .⠀ .⠀ #waroncancer #socialmedia #app #global #wearehuman #humanbeings #sharingstories #cancerstories #cancer #mentalhealthspeaker

PART 3: . . Dear Cancer, So, now you’re all googey, you little bugger, but you know you’re not all rainbows and puppies! . . You have devastated me so many times, robbed me of time with my Love, and our extraordinary babies. You have tried to kill me many times, and took my hair, my breasts, my skin, and my happiness.... you have kicked me into the darkness, but I never allowed you to keep me there. You’re evil, and though I tell my babies never to use the word hate, this seems more than appropriate. I hate you. So, this is our break-up letter. In the name of Jesus I send you right back from where you came. You are NOT welcomed here, never have and never will be. I will live. I will love hard and I will live BIG. I will also live long and strong. My family will survive you. We will live harder and worship stronger, and dance like crazy! And as I lay on this bed and fight you to your death, I am declaring victory over YOU! Goodbye forever, Asha

"She never said it directly, but I always knew. I knew it and it broke me. She always looked so brave, so aware, yet so ready. She said she had a good life. One day, she asked me to go for a slow walk, and we ended up looking at the sunset, just quiet. She was just enjoying herself, and I could not hold back my tears. I felt stupid. But then, without saying a word, she said - "I've come this far, I don't know how is it going to end, but I want you to know that I am proud of you". She left a few weeks after, and I am still trying to handle my anger, and turn it into something positive, a tool to help others. So far I haven't been very successful, but I am working towards it, I promise. The thing is, after seeing her through her treatment, I need to make myself useful. There's so much work to do, so much to improve - but I've realised that I really need to heal myself if I want to help others. So here I am, step by step, still coming to see the sunset to the same place she used to come." ⠀ .⠀ .⠀ .⠀ The WarOnCancer App is a social media app for patients, survivors and loved ones focused on storytelling and content creations. Being human is what connects us. Download now on the App Store http://app.waroncancer.com (link in bio).⠀ .⠀ .⠀ .⠀ #waroncancerunited #socialmedia #app #global #wearehuman #humanbeings #waroncancer #sharingstories #cancerstories #cancer #mentalhealth

Happy Friday everyone! Today we're sharing a lovely shot by @emeliedalgren where she's rocking one of our bracelets. Do you have yours already? ❤️⠀ .⠀ .⠀ .⠀ Thank you to each and everyone of you who supports #WarOnCancer in every possible way - we're creating a big family! ⠀ .⠀ .⠀ .⠀ There is power in numbers - Join us, share your story, connect! ⠀ .⠀ .⠀ .⠀ #waroncancer #support #movement #empowerment #storytelling #waroncancerunited #bracelets

"He was my favourite one. And I was his little boo. My grandma always saw it, but she didn't mind. She used to say that it was surprising how much happiness would I bring to him. So when he was diagnosed, I was devastated. I saw how he deteriorated, and how consuming the treatment was. But he always kept the spirits high, for his wife, his kids, and me. I was the only grandchild to be fully aware of what was going on back then. And that made things even harder, because my sister didn't know why we barely got to see grandpa all of the sudden. But he always told me to keep on smiling, and to hold on to the memories. Even on his last few days, he tried to make me laugh and comfort me, even when it should have been the other way around. He was such a brave man, he never let the tumor get the best of him. And I am so proud of that. I think about him every day, and I can't believe I have been that lucky with him. He was the best."⠀ .⠀ .⠀ .⠀ The WarOnCancer App is a social media app for patients, survivors and loved ones focused on storytelling and content creations. Being human is what connects us. Download now on the App Store app.waroncancer.com (link in bio).⠀ .⠀ .⠀ .⠀ #waroncancerunited #socialmedia #app #global #wearehuman #humanbeings #waroncancer #sharingstories #cancerstories #cancer #mentalhealth

. . PART 1. . Dear Cancer, I wanted to start this letter by calling you names and cursing you out, but I can’t for several reasons. I am laying here receiving treatments to crush your existence forever and that makes me exhausted beyond belief, and excited beyond belief. . So, instead I will start it like this: . Dear Cancer, Thank you. Even though you are a result of the curse, there are aspects of you that have been a blessing to me. I never thought I’d say that. My first writing I ever wrote after being diagnosed was a little letter to you. I felt invincible and yet vulnerable. I vowed I wouldn’t be defined by you, but that I would define YOU. The road has been a long and hard one, but also has pockets of beautiful despite your death grip. I’ve defined friendship and family. I’ve defined grace and peace. I’ve defined deep pain and rage. I’ve defined my weakness and His strength. I’ve defined R E S T. I’ve defined a good FIGHT. I’ve defined my good good Father. I’ve defined, you, cancer. . I will never be defined by YOU. I will conquer YOU. YOU WILL not conquer me. THAT much will never change. . . by the sensational @adriennegerber

Thank you for sharing your story and this lovely photo @allthingsloveandlife! . . . “You beat cancer by how you live, why you live, and in the manner that you live” - Stuart Scott . . Left photo was taken May 2016 and right photo was taken May 2019. Both photos were taken by the amazing @photo.reflexion! Thank you for always capturing my most special moments and helping me create lasting memories! :kissing_heart: . . . #nationalcancersurvivorday #leukemiasurvivor #cancersurvivor #cancerfighter #cancerwarrior #shareyourstory #cancerstories #leukemiaawareness #blogger #ihcblogger

Kristina and her husband have always dreamed of having a big family. After the birth of their first son, Kristina found a lump on her breast, which she later learned was malignant. With no history of breast cancer in her family, this news was devastating, particularly, because it meant that the dream of having a big family was seemingly out of reach. Her family began to consider adoption, however, the process can be very expensive. This week, we had the privilege of welcoming Kristina and her family into our #Weish4Ever family. We provided their family with a grant that we learned will be used to manage adoption costs. We are humbled and honored to be able to help their family get one-step closer to achieving their dream of having more children. Welcome to the family, Kristina! We can't wait to watch yours grow!

'It's my 3 year sarcoma diagnosis anniversary today.... I’ll mark this occasion with a glam picture of me with big hair... Just because. Seems a strange way to celebrate but the further away I get from diagnosis without reoccurrence the more reason to be optimistic.' Powerful words from Sarah. Happy anniversary. Full post below. REPOST @sarahfrombath Its my 3 year sarcoma diagnosis anniversary today. On this day 3 years ago I sat at southmead hospital and got the worst news after a crippling 2 weeks wait for the biopsy results. A sarcoma is a rare bone & soft tissue cancer that is misdiagnosed all the time resulting in a 1:2 mortality rate. If you have an unexplained lump or swelling or pain that makes no sense on your body and you are seemingly well then keep asking your GP for tests until you get an answer you’re happy with. My diagnosis took 10 months with 2 GP’s and so many practitioners missing my cancer. My leg survived an amputation by the width of the main artery in to my foot. I’ll mark this occasion with a glam picture of me with big hair photographed by the lush @emmahughesphotos taken at @always_sunday_house Just because. Seems a strange way to celebrate but the further away I get from diagnosis without reoccurrence the more reason to be optimistic. #sarahfrombath #sarcoma #myxoidliposarcoma #nofibulanoproblem #sarcomaiscancer #cancerstories #styleover40 #fashionover40 #bathuk #midsizestyle #beautyover40 #blogger #49nearly50 #lifewell #diagnosisanniversary