“I can’t forget how he wasted away so quickly, how rapidly he declined and the way he aged visibly every few hours.”
Nicola Davis shares the tragic story of her beloved husband Mick.
Patient Story: In-operable pancreatic cancer
“She only had one wish, to see her son get married.”
Shona Cameron shares her story about her mother Nancy.
“I don’t feel sorry for myself but I feel desperately sorry for my poor children who are going to lose their mum.”
Pauline Wynne shares with us her pancreatic cancer story.
“I cared for him until it got to a point where I could no longer do it.”
Sharing the story of her husband, Peter, from the island of Trinidad, is Kaloutie.
on 26th September 2022
“To this day, I feel anger and sadness that it took my mum away so soon”
Tiffanie Bromham shares the experiences of her mum, Sandy.
on 20th September 2022
“It felt like my whole world just shattered in a million pieces and had come to a complete stop.”
One of our supporters, who has asked that we respect their privacy, has shared with us her mother's experiences with pancreatic cancer.
on 21st August 2022
“How could this be happening, our mum was still young”
Jane Reeve shares the story of her mum, Pauline, and her pancreatic cancer story.
on 9th August 2022
“They Couldn’t Do Anything When it Was Diagnosed”
Jane Brewer shares with us the story of her father, Phillip, and his experiences with pancreatic cancer.
on 25th July 2022
“It was only when she was jaundiced and basically bright yellow did they do a scan”
Kirsten reflects on her mum, Elizabeth, and her experiences with pancreatic cancer.
on 1st July 2022
“The speed at which the disease took hold in this period, and the week before it, was absolutely shocking”
Lorraine McDonald tells us the story of her dad, Gordon.
on 13th May 2022
IBS Awareness Month: “She never got to be the Nana she wanted to be”
Felicity's mum, Roz, was originally diagnosed with IBS, age and back strain before receiving her pancreatic cancer diagnosis.
on 29th April 2022