PCA is joining calls for all Governments in the UK to ensure patients will be able to access the support they need.
Joe Kirwin
on 20th January 2023
COVID-19
“The pain, hallucinations and wait for his suffering to end was torture and made worse by the desperation that had dad received a correct diagnosis earlier, treatment may have been possible.”
Sam Lawrence tells her Dad's story who sadly died just weeks after receiving a diagnosis. Read More
Sam Lawrence
on 14th January 2023
“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. Read More
“She only had one wish, to see her son get married.”
Shona Cameron shares her story about her mother Nancy. Read More
“Daniel was discharged, we made funeral plans, and I took him with our 14-year-old son to the nearest beach so he could see the sea one more time.”
Su Twin's tells her story about her husband Daniel. Read More
Su Twin
on 28th November 2022
“She turned to the nurse and said, ‘either he’s a doctor or a very well-informed chap’. I assured her I was neither, just an ageing nerd.”
David Fullard shares both his own, and his daughter's experiences with pancreatic cancer. Read More
David Fullard
on 21st November 2022
NHS Winter Vaccines available in Scotland!
NHS Scotland continues to offer winter vaccines. NHS Scotland recommends you get your vaccines as soon as they are offered to you. Read More
Megan MacDonald
on 7th November 2022
Biggest medical breakthrough in the fight against pancreatic cancer finds the disease could be diagnosed up to three years earlier.
Today (1st November) marks the start of Pancreatic Cancer Awareness month! Read More
Chris Wiltowski
on 1st November 2022
“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. Read More
“As a family, we felt my mum had been robbed of a dignified death”
Linda McCaig shares with us the experiences of her mother, May. Read More
Linda McCaig
on 18th October 2022
