Learn how Yani channelled her powerlifting ability into resilience and strength during her blood cancer diagnosis.| Leukaemia Foundation
Being Autistic and ADHD can mean experiencing significant challenges in the school setting. There are some overlaps between the two forms of neurodivergence, such as sensory challenges, but how these are shown and supported can be quite different.| Altogether Autism
After two intense years of treatment for acute myeloid leukaeamia, Em Meades has a newfound appreciation for the small but important moments in life. This is part four of her story, in her own words The post Small moments are everything…almost two years after diagnosis appeared first on Leukaemia Foundation.| Leukaemia Foundation
Keeping a positive attitude and asking for help made all the difference for Em Meades during her blood cancer treatment. Along the way, she also discovered a love for chicken broth and Lego flowers. This is the third instalment of our four-part series where Em shares her story, in her own words. The post I can’t control what I can’t control appeared first on Leukaemia Foundation.| Leukaemia Foundation
Em Meades shares her wild experiences with chemotherapy, including ketamine hallucinations, and being held hostage by "Disney kids" in part two of her story about living with a blood cancer called acute myeloid leukaemia. The post Hallucinations, Disney kids and holidays in hospital appeared first on Leukaemia Foundation.| Leukaemia Foundation
Em Meades' sense of humour and practical approach were evident throughout her blood cancer experience. This is the first of a four-part series, sharing Em's story in her own words. The post I just want to confirm, it’s definitely not scurvy? appeared first on Leukaemia Foundation.| Leukaemia Foundation
A shock diagnosis of lymphoma at 21 meant Alex Wilson was suddenly faced with big decisions about his life and even his fertility. A practical, step-by-step approach and strong support from loved ones helped him navigate his blood cancer journey. The post Alex became a strong advocate for his own care through two cancer diagnoses over two decades appeared first on Leukaemia Foundation.| Leukaemia Foundation
Crew is an award-winning charity that exists to reduce the harm and stigma associated with stimulant drugs and alcohol use by providing a range of services to help people to make positive choices. Scotland’s rate of drug-related death continues to rise. We work to reduce drug and sexual health related harms and to improve mental and physical health. Our non-judgmental, person-centred approach is based on consistent feedback from our clients that information and advice should be peer-led whe...| Crew 2000
In this episode of the Talking Blood Cancer podcast, host Maryanne Skarparis speaks with guest Melissa Rodger, who shares her family's experience following her daughter Chloe’s diagnosis with acute myeloid leukaemia at just nine years old.| Leukaemia Foundation
Dietitian Eleanor Quinn shares trusted advice on eating well during blood cancer treatment, tackling food myths, safety tips, and support for carers.| Leukaemia Foundation
By David Vicente (Barcelona Supercomputing Center) If you are a EuroHPC user or planning to become one, it is worth taking a moment to see […]| EPICURE
Digital-first world, your website is your storefront, your business card, and your first impression—all rolled into one.| Blaster Web Services | Long Beach CA
Nearly 3 years on from her diagnosis, Lorri Veca became a regular giver – and reflects on what it means to give back to the very organisation that supported her when she needed it most.| Leukaemia Foundation
Whether you’re running a small business or scaling a growing enterprise, your website is often the first impression customers get of your brand. And let’s face it — first impressions matter.| Blaster Web Services | Long Beach CA
Reading time: 3 minutes 30 seconds We stand with our trans+ friends and colleagues. We are deeply concerned by the recent UK Supreme Court judgment excluding trans women from the legal definition of the word ‘woman’ in some specific legal contexts in the Equality Act 2010, particularly the interpretation of “woman” as “biological sex” in relation […]| Crew 2000
Reading time: 90 seconds What is G? Both GHB and GBL are depressant drugs with effects reported as similar to being drunk from alcohol. They are acidic and need to be dissolved. As they are both colourless, they cannot be told apart by appearance, and therefore drug checking is especially important. What are the effects? […]| Crew 2000
Remembering Peter Krykant| Crew 2000
In the fast-moving world of digital innovation, one core principle remains constant: accessibility matters. As of 2025, ADA-compliant websites aren’t just a good practice — they’re a legal and strategic necessity for businesses of all sizes.| Blaster Web Services | Long Beach CA
Child Disability Allowance is a payment made to the main carer of a child or young person with a serious… The post What is the Child Disability Allowance? appeared first on Altogether Autism.| Altogether Autism
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As the calendar turns to another year, we at Blaster Web Services want to take a moment to extend our heartfelt thanks to all our clients, partners, and supporters who made 2024 such an incredible year.| Blaster Web Services | Long Beach CA
In this special episode of the Talking Blood Cancer podcast, hosts Kate Arkadieff and Maryanne Skarparis wrap up the season and reflect on an incredible year filled with impactful stories. They discuss the various conversations they've had throughout the year.| Leukaemia Foundation
Webinar on 26 October from 19:00 Kyiv time. The post Належна підтримка людей з інвалідністю: Інклюзивна, персоналізована, надійна. appeared first on Inclusion Europe.| Inclusion Europe
Bhaskar Majumdar and his daughter, Urvi Majumdar, share their experience with blood cancer and the profound impact it had on their lives.| Leukaemia Foundation
Michael Burridge candidly shares his experience living with blood cancer and the emotional and physical journey following his diagnosis with myeloma.| Leukaemia Foundation
