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Kits are full of practical, fun and comfort things people actually need to get through cancer treatment. Unlike hampers we have source product based around the specific needs of people going through treatment for cancer, be that chemo, radiation or something else.
CANCER IS UGLY, TREATMENT DOESN'T NEED TO BE...
"Thank you to everyone at Kit for Cancer! Our mum has metastatic breast cancer and Friday 13th July (of all days) she starts her next lot of treatment - this time we've given her the amazing pack that is kit - she was so excited to go through all the goodies - "Oh, that smells lovely!", "That will come in handy." and "What a brilliant idea!"
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Do you enjoy inspirational quotes and notes? Shelli wrote pages and pages of quotes, inspirational, funny, angry and emotional. Some patients like to decorate their home or their hospital
Cut the small talk, just tell me the results. After you’ve waited a period between scans and your appointment the last thing you need is
Kit for Cancer is our care package curated by current and former cancer patients and designed to support people from the moment they are diagnosed
What’s your go-to when it comes to fruit? Watermelon was a favourite of Shelli’s. Cold watermelon smoothies with a touch of mint were her favourite
Swimming is a good source of light exercise that can help combat fatigue. It will help keep you cool during the summer, help reduce strain
November 13th is World Kindness Day. The mission of the World Kindness Movement is to create a kinder world by inspiring individuals and nations towards greater kindness. The
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Because when you have CANCER the last thing you need to waste time on is finding stuff to help you get through the daily grind of treatment.
