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We provide counselling and free therapies to the patient, their carer and their children.
We provide counselling and free therapies to the patient, their carer and their children.
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Our services are free of charge and we rely on the donations from supporters and fundraising.
We provide the support that local families deserve. We believe no one should face cancer alone. All of our services are provided free of charge so any donation amount would be greatly appreciated.
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Corporate DonationsThe number of lung cancer cases in women could outnumber men in coming years. Recent research by the National Cancer Registry of Ireland (NCRI) has shown that lung cancer incidence could double by 2045, with the possibility of substantial increases in the numbers of women being diagnosed with the disease.
Lung cancer awareness month aims to raise awareness about the disease - from knowing the signs and symptoms in order to detect it earlier to preventing it from happening in the first place.
Symptoms of lung cancer include difficulty breathing or wheezing, a cough that doesn't go away or repeated chest infections, feeling tired, hoarse voice, loss of appetite, unexpected weight loss and difficulty swallowing. Learn more and check your lung health at www.cancer.ie/lung.
When more sleep won't do it: Tackling cancer-related fatigue - Cancerworld
cancerworld.net
Cancer-related fatigue affects many people, before, during and after treatment. It can have a seriously debilitating impact on lives, but effective interventions have so far proved hard to find. Sophi...
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We first began offering cancer care back in 2004 and since then our centre has helped many people. We have a professional team that provide support to patients and families at such an important time in their lives, our team focuses not only on the physical needs of the patient but also on the social, spiritual and emotional aspects of their cancer diagnosis.
