Laughter with Cancer

05/03/2026

“When you reach the end of your rope,
tie a knot in it and hang on.”
— Franklin D. Roosevelt

Some days the strength we need is simply to hold on a little longer.

To everyone walking through cancer, grief, or hard times...hang on

Keep going. One breath, one step at a time.

Love and hugs,
Nat ❤️🤗

04/03/2026

We went to come and try at Essendon Canoe Club. Can't take our phone on the water but it was fun :)

Life is short. Try something new.

What's something new you'll try this month?

Thanks Jayne, Dee, Kim and Kate for sharing your smiles and positive message ❤️

Love and hugs,
Nat ❤️🤗

03/03/2026

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February is the shortest month of the year.
Fewer days. Fewer calendar squares.

But Jane taught us something important.
A shorter season doesn’t mean a smaller story.

You don’t need more time to choose hope.
You need courage to use the time you have.

And because February is short, but the needs aren’t,
we don’t shrink hope. We sharpen support.

We help women pursue the care they desire and surround them with love along the way.

28/02/2026

What a great news ❤️

Magda Szubanski has announced in a social media video that she is in remission after finishing chemotherapy.

"I wanted to share the fantastic news, which is that I've completed chemo and am now in remission," she said.

The popular Australian entertainer was diagnosed with stage 4 mantle cell lymphoma last year.

Szubanski says while it is not a cure, it means she will hopefully "keep the cancer at bay for a good, long time".

Read here: https://ab.co/4syOg8z

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28/02/2026

28/02/2026

❤️❤️❤️ Thank you, Eleanor

27/02/2026

24/02/2026

POV: You chose peace today. 🕊️

Even when there is chaos around you.
Even when people misunderstand you.

“Do not let the behavior of others destroy your inner peace.” -Dalai Lama

Tag someone who needs this reminder today 🤍

Save this for when your peace gets tested.

24/02/2026

Accepting (cancer) with ease and grace.

Anthony was diagnosed with acute myeloid leukemia (AML) and received a transplant recently (so, we couldn't hug 😢....yet).

Thank you, Anthony for sharing a poignant message: "to accept everything with ease and grace: not to react, not to be bothered or disturbed by things, but simply to accept with ease and grace."

“My goal and my sole objective through the treatment was just to develop a clear mind. I wasn't focused on an outcome. I couldn't focus on whether I'm going to live or die or how well I will be after the treatment the only goal I had was to have a clear mind. So, no matter what the outcome would be, I would be at peace. So, I just kept that clear minds thinking all the way through and still have it. It keeps me rooted to the ground.”

There is such strength in that perspective.
Not clinging. Not resisting. Just grounding in clarity and peace.

May we all learn to accept with ease and grace.

PS: Thank you also to James, his partner and my love to all the career out there. We couldn't go through it without your support. Hope you are looking after yourself too. Big hugs to all the carers ❤️

PPS: Does anyone on my cancer circle have a similar experience as Anthony? We'd love to connect.

Love and hugs,
Nat ❤️🤗