Today, we’re sharing the story of Mari Grug - a journalist, S4C presenter, and passionate advocate for MBC care in Wales.
In her new documentary Un Dydd Ar Y Tro (One Day At A Time), Mari speaks candidly about her life following a Metastatic Breast Cancer diagnosis in 2023 - from treatment and work to motherhood and navigating uncertainty.
We were honoured to be invited to a special audience with Mari ahead of the programme’s release, and to hear her speak alongside others working to improve MBC outcomes in Wales.
Mari continues to support METUPUK’s mission alongside Cancer Research Wales, allied charities and Welsh Government - keeping the voices of those living with MBC at the heart of policy and progress.
Watch the full documentary through the link in our bio.
Thank you for sharing your story, Mari. Diolch yn fawr iawn.
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Thanks to those who came to our Cardiff Clinical Trials Round Table last week. We're visiting different cities speaking to health care professionals to try to understand the issues & barriers around secondary breast cancer patient clinical trials. Join us: https://t.co/soZDuM3o2d
Dedicating #100YourWay to my amazing friend Tassia who died, aged 32, a year ago today.
Tass achieved so much in her short life, significantly improving metastatic breast cancer services in Wales:
•MBC signs & symptoms
•MBC pathway
•MBC Specialist Nurses
& much more.Listen👇🏻.
Delighted to support Primary and Community Care Education today @CwmTafMorgannwg Education Academy, raising awareness around @abcdiagnosis Red Flags for Metastatic Breast Cancer and starting discussions with @GatewayC_ to ensure inclusion into Welsh GP education.
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Recipients of our Keith James Grants are traveling globally to attend conferences, receive specialized training, & explore innovative approaches to healthcare - all with a shared goal: to improve cancer services & enhance patient care across Wales.
If you are an NHS Wales professional working in cancer services, head here for more information:
https://t.co/mEv6suOO1y
Tassia Haines from Port Talbot died from metastatic breast cancer earlier this year, aged just 32 - a tireless campaigner for better treatment.
Swipe up to hear husband Nick Brayley and Macmillan's Mags Holloway reflect on her incredible legacy with Dot Davies on BBC Sounds.
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It's been a month since the @MoondanceCancer 2024 awards!
A fantastic evening celebrating & spotlighting individuals & teams across NHS Wales & its partners who deliver, lead & innovate cancer services.
You can read more about the winners on the night here: https://t.co/ej0OP1UtaX