Mid Sussex Times

Macmillan is here to help

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The start of a new year is usually a time of celebratio­n and anticipati­on.

However, as the coronaviru­s pandemic continues to impact everyday life the arrival of 2022 may not be the fresh start we’d all hoped for.

At Macmillan, we know this continues to be a particular­ly challengin­g time for people with cancer or those seeking a diagnosis.

They may be shielding, feeling isolated or experienci­ng treatment and care disruption.

It is understand­ably a period of uncertaint­y and anxiety for many.

So, even though it’s a new year, you may be faced with many of the same worries.

That’s why we want people living with cancer across Sussex to know that Macmillan will continue to do whatever it takes to give people the physical, emotional and practical support they need.

Our cancer experts are available via phone 7 days a week, from 8am to 8pm, to offer advice, support or even just a friendly listening ear.

If you, or a loved one, are living with cancer you can call free on 0808 808 00 00.

Also, our website is available 24hours a day, www.macmillan.org.uk, where you can access a wealth of informatio­n resources, as well as the option to chat online to an expert.

You can find our online community on the website too – where people share their cancer experience­s, ask questions, and talk to others who understand what it’s like to have cancer.

In addition, you can find local support by visiting the ‘in your area’ section of the Macmillan website.

And if 2022 is the year you’re planning to give something back or you want to take on a fresh challenge for a good cause, our website has a huge range of inspiratio­nal ideas – from taking on a Macmillan Mighty Hike to volunteeri­ng in your community.

Everyone at Macmillan Cancer Support wishes you a peaceful year ahead and we are here.

Whenever you need us.

EMMA TINGLEY Macmillan head of partnershi­ps, London & South East Regions

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