Doctors said I was tired from being a mum — but it was bowel cancer
Rachel Bernardo was only in her 30s when she started feeling so tired she needed to go to bed at 6pm. These are the three symptoms she had before her bowel cancer diagnosis.
Rachel Bernardo was only in her 30s when she started feeling so tired she needed to go to bed at 6pm. These are the three symptoms she had before her bowel cancer diagnosis.
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NSW Liberal MP Matt Cross had just begun 24 weeks of chemotherapy against Stage 4 bowel cancer when his wife dropped a bombshell – she was pregnant.
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Aged 38 and in great shape, model and actress Laura Dundovic doesn’t seem like a candidate for bowel cancer. So results from a recent scan came as a shock.
Brad Butvila had been feeling light-headed and dizzy, but he put it down to being tired due to being a father-of-two. However his smartwatch kept sending him alerts.
Father-of-three Peter Giannopoulos saw his doctor for a routine check-up – then came a death sentence. He’s now hoping for a miracle.
When two-year-old Marlow Kay developed a black spot on his tongue, his mum immediately wanted it checked out. But she couldn’t believe the diagnosis.
When a 19-year-old former Brisbane Grammar prefect bravely revealed he is battling blood cancer and needs a stem cell transplant, he and his family could never have expected the response, which has been nothing short of breathtaking.
The former CEO of a global restaurant giant has revealed how a visit with his wife for an MRI on a torn muscle ended in a “shattering” diagnosis that left her with just three months to live.
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