i m feeling great. i ve got an appointment for some scan results. still got a level of anxiety for the appointment today. they also caught a new bone lesion in part of the pelvis on the left. right, 0k. secondary or metastatic breast cancer, both terms are used, is where the breast cancer has spread outside of the breast or the armpit, to other sites in the body, so common sites involved are bone, liver, lung, and sometimes the brain. while primary breast cancer has good survival rates, for about 30% of patients, it spreads to other parts of the body. it becomes secondary breast cancer. and that is a terminal condition. she has had her chest done. the clatterbridge cancer centre in liverpool is regarded as state of the art. it looks like it s all disease related, doesn t it? - today, carlo and specialist nursejo francis. we need to get her in. ..are worried about ann, a long term patient. hello? hello, ann, morning, carlo. hi, carlo! how are you? not too good round me stomach
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so, what the hub is going to do is to bring the top specialists at bristol children s hospital together and discuss cases. i feel really strongly that what we need to do is to offer treatment quickly, because the kids are sick and they re missing school right now. how does it feel to know you re going to have access to a specialist team of doctors that are hopefully going to get you better? i feel better because, like, they can properly help and not. well, other doctors can help, but these ones are made for long covid. taylor s being seen on monday. after months of pain, she and herfamily hope she can get the help she finally needs to get better. fiona lamdin, bbc news. the weather is a tale of two halves. after that morning fog, the sunshine prevailing across southern and eastern areas. quite active to start with. the rain is petering out easing south across northern england and wales. clearing to late brightness in the north and west but wherever, it is still mild, 17 19, a
Been no national record ofjust how many patients, mostly women, have secondary breast cancer. now, finally, the nhs will fund a scheme to get those stats in england and wales. we are planning your treatment. and it s important stuff. i think it is a game changer, because by knowing how many women are living with secondary breast cancer, we can design our services better. we know how to plan forward, how many specialist nurses we need, how to plan our chemo units. what doesn t change is that behind the numbers are people. ann needs all the help she can get. can ijust pop your fluids up for you? i yeah. after her telephone consultation, she has been rushed in. this is effectively a&e for cancer. ann was first diagnosed with breast cancer in 2008. it spread, became secondary. she s had years of support. today, from phil, a clinical nurse specialist, a cns.