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Suzanne Long
Profile
- Cancer type: Non-functioning Pancreatic Neuroendocrine Tumor
- Diagnosis year: 2004
- Home: England
How I Survive Cancer
With lots of help from new friends and old and top medical professionals, by having to keep fit for my husband and young three girls, and by accessing as much information as I can.
How I Fight for a Cure
I would like to do more but bringing up a family makes me limited with my time and energy. I try to support others when I can and help relevant charities.
My Caring Words of Encouragement
I often find myself having to fight 'guilt' about not being able to achieve what I could prior to diagnosis. Like me try not to feel guilty but be selective about how you use your limited energy store and let your body tell you what it needs to fight the disease.
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