Finding my own voice through the breast cancer journey: Humour, sadness and smurfs

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Finding your voice as a cancer patient can be hard, especially when you do not know what to say yourself. This article reveals a personal story of a diagnostic radiographer who thought she knew it all until she was diagnosed with breast cancer. Using humour and sadness as a scaffold for support, the voice of a young mother with cancer is heard within this paper.

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Lewis, S. J. (2015). Finding my own voice through the breast cancer journey: Humour, sadness and smurfs. Journal of Medical Radiation Sciences, 62(1), 82–85. https://doi.org/10.1002/jmrs.92

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