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Celebrating BCAM and World CLL Day September 1st

This is a day when groups of CLL patients raise awareness of the need to recognise the effect of this chronic condition affects lives. Not just of patients but also those who care for us.

Read more here about World CLL Day and share with your family and friends.

There are many support groups for CLL patients across the world. But Blood Cancer Uncensored gives that support across the world and has members from UK, US, Canada , Germany, South Africa, Holland, Ireland, France and a myriad of places so if I have missed you out please forgive me. What we do is support each other with a free forum to share concerns and information as well as give Hope when life gets tough.

We celebrate successes and recognise those difficult times when things aren’t going so well. There are articles and blogs from members and other institutions on www.bloodcanceruncensored.com in addition to Facebook members only group and weekly Zoom chat.

The Covid pandemic is an example of a worldwide approach to support hurting, frightened people and why the support group forum is essential and relevant. For example, CLL sufferers have been very badly affected by the need to keep safe because of our compromised immune systems and our lack of antibodies to fight the virus. This has made isolation a way of life and with it comes depression anxiety and frustration. It’s ok to feel that way.

But you are not alone!


We are in the same boat. The differences of culture and nationality has actually brought us together. So the benefits of Blood Cancer Uncensored has given us all the space to connect wherever we are in the world. To join in the convert check out the website or Facebook page. All are made very welcome. And maybe when this pandemic we can meet up in person!

But for now, COME ZOOM WITH US!!!

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Maggy Jackson
  • Maggy Jackson
  • Maggie Jackson is a 72 year old woman who was diagnosed with CLL in 2005. She continued to work until 2018 in the NHS when she retired but continued working part time from home as a counsellor , integrative psychotherapist and EMDR practitioner. Maggie's professional experience has helped her to keep CLL in perspective and to live with the diagnosis and its effects on her everyday life. She doesn’t have all the answers, and freely acknowledges she is not an expert in CLL but think we can all Think Differently about it so we can live with it. Maggie's articles do not take the place of personal counselling and do not constitute medical advice or treatment. You can e-mail Maggy here.