Connect with others like you. Search the Cancer Connections User community by age range, cancer type or username.
Young Adults affected by cancer can face a range of challenges, including career & finances, body image, fertility & sexuality, and changes in personal relationships including family & friends.
Here you can access the latest Young Adult discussions and blogs and see what other Young Adults in similar situations have shared with the Cancer Connections community.
To share your thoughts, feelings and experiences with other Young Adults who understand where you're coming from, visit the Young Adults Discussion area.
If you are new to Cancer Connections, we also invite you to read, comment on other people's posts or share your own story and experiences in our general Introductions area, a place for people of all ages.
As a Cancer Connections Community Member you can participate by:
Are you a new member and looking to share your stories and experiences with others who understand? Visit the Introductions Group and share as much or as little about yourself as you would like. It is a great place to let other people find you and to share details about things that are important to you. Click here to say hello and introduce yourself to the community. Community members, come and make our our newest members welcome.
A place for partners, family members and friends of people with cancer to connect, chat and find resources specifically for carers. Click here to share your experience with other carers, see the latest carer discussions and blogs and keep in touch with upcoming events.
Finished cancer treatment? Check the latest survivors discussions and blogs or come and share your own experiences at our online forum specially created for cancer survivors and their carers, family, friends and work colleagues. Learn about the possible changes, challenges and opportunities you may face after completing cancer treatment and connect with others on a similar journey, and share tips, ideas and activities to help you live your life well after cancer.
