1. must be a free service and accessible to all Australians, no matter where the YA live 2. the different types of cancer segemnted into individual dicussion/forum topics 3. lots of information and resources about everything related to cancer and the YA 4. be able to chat frequently with other YA online 5. have health professionals providing information to YA and also have them listening to our YA ideas & concerns
1. not discriminating towards supporting just a certain type of cancer. 2. support from others facing the same issues 3. advice on treatment 4. Emotional support from a mental health professional online 5. information about possible fertility issues due to treatment.
Way to go Nikki, what a fantastic thing you are doing!! Keep up the great work! Love, Yas
1. Information on a person's type of cancer. 2. Information on how they can live a healthier lifestyle after diagnosis and remission. 3. Are there any alternative therapies available for certain types of cancers and some information on them. 4. Information on different cancer types from health care professionals and the way they are treated by them - examples. 5. Online chatting - a free service in which you can talk to YA your own age or others is necessary.
thanks for your input. I see that you are seeking information...
I would like to know if you think it would it be best to have this information readliiy available online in one website... or would you prefer talking to someone directly - for example a pychologist who understands cancer realted issues... or a nutritionalist who knows what foods to eat that prevent cancer....or a personal trainer who can give you an exercise plan....or a mediation teacher who can help you relax...
In Australia, EVERY HOUR a young adult aged between 15 and 44 years is diagnosed with cancer?
That the cancer survival rates of young adults HAVE NOT IMPROVED BY MORE THAN 4% IN THE PAST 20 YEARS - yet children and the elderly survival rates have improved by an average of 30% over the past 30 years?
That YOUNG ADULTS (aged between 18 and 40 years) are the fastest growing cancer demographic among the 10 million new cancer diagnosis's each year world wide?
And that cancer is THE LEADING DISEASE KILLER for the young adult aged 25 to 44 years? in Australia?
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1. must be a free service and accessible to all Australians, no matter where the YA live
2. the different types of cancer segemnted into individual dicussion/forum topics
3. lots of information and resources about everything related to cancer and the YA
4. be able to chat frequently with other YA online
5. have health professionals providing information to YA and also have them listening to our YA ideas & concerns
1. not discriminating towards supporting just a certain type of cancer.
2. support from others facing the same issues
3. advice on treatment
4. Emotional support from a mental health professional online
5. information about possible fertility issues due to treatment.
Way to go Nikki, what a fantastic thing you are doing!! Keep up the great work! Love, Yas
1. Information on a person's type of cancer.
2. Information on how they can live a healthier lifestyle after diagnosis and remission.
3. Are there any alternative therapies available for certain types of cancers and some information on them.
4. Information on different cancer types from health care professionals and the way they are treated by them - examples.
5. Online chatting - a free service in which you can talk to YA your own age or others is necessary.
Hi sally,
thanks for your input. I see that you are seeking information...
I would like to know if you think it would it be best to have this information readliiy available online in one website... or would you prefer talking to someone directly - for example a pychologist who understands cancer realted issues... or a nutritionalist who knows what foods to eat that prevent cancer....or a personal trainer who can give you an exercise plan....or a mediation teacher who can help you relax...
do you have anyother suggetsions?
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