Patient Stories

Every neuroendocrine cancer story is unique.

Here, people with neuroendocrine cancer and their families have shared their personal stories, offering insight, strength and hope to others navigating life with neuroendocrine cancer. Through sharing these experiences the importance of awareness is highlighted, along with the need for early diagnosis, the importance of understanding the disease, advocacy and enabling support throughout every stage of the neuroendocrine cancer diagnosis.

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Wendy, Caloundra, QLD

  • Bronchopulmonary NET - Atypical carcinoid
Although educating healthcare professionals and the general public about the disease is too late for me. I advocate for this to happen so that no future patient has to go through what has happened to me.

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