“If my heart could have broken in half, it did that year”
Claire Solly shares her mother-in-law Lesley's experiences with us. Read More
Claire Solly
on 18th February 2022
Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month
“He began feeling unwell and was treated for reflux and gall stones while awaiting a scan appointment”
Emma shares the story of her father, Ray, and his experience with this horrible disease. Read More
Emma Mangan
on 30th November 2021
“He was the last person anyone expected to get sick. The picture of health”
Sue Whyte reflects on her husband Chris and his experiences. Read More
Sue Whyte
on 22nd November 2021
“I consider myself a fortunate survivor of what is so often dreaded cancer”
Pharmacist Phil Hunt shares his personal view and timeline of his pancreatic cancer experience. Read More
Phil Hunt
on 18th November 2021
“We were in complete shock as we had never heard of pancreatic cancer”
Read Rita's story, reflecting on her husband, David. Read More
Rita McIntosh
on 18th November 2021
Pancreatic Cancer Action Break Down the Language Barrier
Find out more about how we've broken down the language barrier this Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month. Read More
Matt Bell
on 16th November 2021
Council becomes first to pass Motion on Pancreatic Cancer
Read about the council that made history by passing a motion on pancreatic cancer. Read More
Matt Bell
on 12th November 2021
Turn it Purple is back!
Let’s ‘Turn It Purple’ this November for pancreatic cancer awareness month! At PCA our mission is to raise public awareness of pancreatic cancer symptoms across the healthcare and public sector. Read More
Adele Carter
on 3rd September 2021
Be inspired this PCAM
Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month is in its tenth year! Read More
Adele Carter
on 1st September 2021
Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month 2020!
The end of November marks the end of another incredibly successful Pancreatic Cancer Awareness month (PCAM)! We are absolutely blown away by the amount of support that we have received throughout the month. Considering the current circumstances, everyone still came… Read More
Issy Smith
on 2nd December 2020
