Radiotherapy Poems - Poems about Radiotherapy

...treatment commences cancer eradicated we remain hopeful the bell’s rung three times radiotherapy done life begins again live for the moment we are never complacent cancer may ......

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...How sad! How bad I didn't know, I just found out Your lovely daughter, she spat it out Nine years had flown by I did not know you were going to die Even when we reconnected you were braver than......

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...Realisation: I'm a back seat driver! Obviously, I'm also at the wheel (Anyone nervous about this dual identity, please let me set your mind at ease. This is about anxiety and confidence and how cri......

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...and the taste of unknown fruits the rough-skinned oblong bud the smooth texture of the pyramidal shell? now without a palate like a dead Pallas or like all dead things who did not absorb the ......

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...In the capital of Norway, Oslo, lies a public park called Frognerparken. In the park lies the Vigeland installation. It features 212 bronze and granite statues. One of the statues is called «the angr......

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...Three years have passed since diagnosis then I was told that cancer entered me in the prostate was where it did dwell but consultant was sure of setting me free Various tests were done upon me ......

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...His cancer has returned ... writing is my therapy If you don't like it then it's tough- cos I'm back! Posted from the very same accommodation where I wrote my first poem 'Splendi......

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...Young and Strong She was young, she was strong Working cleaning all the day long So much to do, but she carried that load So concerned about everyone, at Kenmore road. Then we moved, to Stra......

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...Glioblastoma Glioblastoma - death in disguise Makes its appearance before we realize A stealth adversary lurking in the brain Metastasizes without restrain A complex enemy Untrustworthy Of u......

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...When she asked me… "How are you?" I pretended, I didn't hear Then I asked… "What's new?" She looked at me And with a smile, she replied… "I have no clue!" I talked to myself… Should I be......

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...Two and half years ago my friend was diagnosed with lung cancer. He was at stage 4; the prognosis was not for a long sickness. We surrendered ourselves to this final ending. Days became months and mo......

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