Cancer Patience

£12.99

Before you plunge into reading my candid account of dealing with colorectal cancer 2013-2015, I want to headline that this is a warts and all, very personal, very intimate account of my experience. Written as it happened, I sent it as a weekly update to my friends and family to share my journey and gain support. Unexpurgated, I publish it now to inspire anyone facing their own cancer. It is offered to support everyone experiencing their own journey.

I hope it will be helpful to you personally, to your loved ones, families, supporters – and the medical profession who dedicate so much of their lives to bring us their expertise. Working together and trusting others may help you face one of the toughest challenges of your life.

Read as much as you can bear.
Nigel

Nigel Hughes’ “Cancer Patience” is a profoundly moving memoir that candidly chronicles his personal journey through colorectal cancer from 2013 to 2015. With unflinching honesty and occasional humor, Hughes shares his experiences with diagnosis, treatment, and the healthcare system, offering reflections that are both courageous and inspiring. His narrative serves as a beacon of hope and support for anyone facing their own cancer journey, aiming to inspire and uplift readers confronting similar challenges.
As a scientist in the pharmaceutical industry dedicated to developing anti-cancer medicines, I found Nigels’ account both enlightening and humbling. His vivid portrayal of the physical and emotional trials faced by patients brought into sharp focus the importance of our work. The insights he shares about the patient experience emphasized the profound impact effective treatments can have—not just on survival, but on the quality of life and hope they bring. Reading this book has deepened my commitment to our mission, reminding me of the lives and stories behind every therapeutic breakthrough.
Karen, Scientist
Major Pharma Company
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Before you plunge into reading my candid account of dealing with colorectal cancer 2013-2015, I want to headline that this is a warts and all, very personal, very intimate account of my experience. Written as it happened, I sent it as a weekly update to my friends and family to share my journey and gain support. Unexpurgated, I publish it now to inspire anyone facing their own cancer. It is offered to support everyone experiencing their own journey.

I hope it will be helpful to you personally, to your loved ones, families, supporters – and the medical profession who dedicate so much of their lives to bring us their expertise. Working together and trusting others may help you face one of the toughest challenges of your life.

Read as much as you can bear.
Nigel