Teesside Hospice to open new Superstore on Portrack Lane
We’re excited to share that we will be opening our first Superstore this Spring, selling second-hand fashion, homeware and white goods to raise funds for our services!
It's #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth
At Teesside Hospice, we understand how vital support is for those affected by breast cancer. Our friendly team is here to provide compassionate care, emotional support, and guidance during this tough journey.
Checking your breasts can help discover breast cancer early. It’s important to recognise when something’s not right.
Ruth, one of our wellbeing patients shared her story with us on her breast cancer diagnosis and why it's so important to check your breasts for early treatment:
“My name is Ruth, I am 65 years old and unfortunately I was diagnosed with an unusual form of breast cancer in March 2021. It came completely out of the blue, and I would really recommend that anybody who gets a letter inviting you to your mammogram, to go. It’s a great way of getting early treatment, and my experience tells me that an early treatment with cancer can make a huge difference.
When I got the diagnosis, I didn’t quite believe it, I was shocked. I always assumed people got cancer because of smoking, poor diet and drinking, none of which I do. I now come to Teesside Hospice’s wellbeing group which adds a great quality to my life, giving me the opportunity to share experiences with others who are going through a similar thing to me and support each other.”
Together let's raise awareness and show our support to people living with breast cancer just like Ruth.
We're changing lives across Teesside by supporting people and families who've been affected by a terminal illness.
We’re excited to share that we will be opening our first Superstore this Spring, selling second-hand fashion, homeware and white goods to raise funds for our services!
Janet is one of our wonderful meal service volunteers, gifting her time to serve lunches to our in-patients. Here she shares how she became involved with Teesside Hospice, and what she enjoys about her role.
Previously, when Donna thought of the word hospice, she thought of dying – but that association changed after she became a patient. Donna shares how a stay on our In-Patient Unit has given her confidence and changed her misconceptions around hospice care.
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