STAND FREE WHEREVER YOU MAY BE
Aberdeen, you were biblical! Two nights of pure emotion. You can't buy the feeling you give us ✊️💥
Forever grateful
#ASAW
What an amazing sight! @newburghthistle 2015 FC in their special shirts promoting @ochrecancer raising awareness of oesophageal cancer in their community. Thank you, a team of winners! ⚽️🏆🥅
PS special shout out to Jackson McAllister, son of our very own @sctldarren 💪🏼
@talkSPORT Seriously… get @martinkeown5 off your show. Pathetic, blinkered, prehistoric, uninformed garbage. Difficult to listen to so much drivel! Well done Simon for putting that clown in his place. 🤡
He’s only gone and done it again! Our Aberdeen wonder boy, @sctldarren has completed the Edinburgh Marathon in aid of Ochre - Oesophageal Cancer Charity. Thank you, Darren, you are amazing ❤️
Here he goes again! Our amazing Trustee and Ambassador @sctldarren is pounding the streets to raise funds for Ochre and our work to improve outcomes for people with oesophageal cancer.
Please support him if you can ❤️
https://t.co/lSGWLRfGsE
An honour for my mum and I to attend Holyrood on Tuesday evening as part of the #LessSurvivableCancerTaskforce with my fellow patrons from #OchreCharity It was very encouraging to engage with many MSPs on the issues surrounding these illnesses and ways to improve survival rates.
How well do YOU know the symptoms of oesophageal cancer?
The Less Survivable Cancers Taskforce has found that only 2% of people can correctly identify the symptoms of oesophageal cancer.
Take a minute today to learn the common symptoms. 👇
#LessSurvivableCancersAwarenessDay
@Sandeshgulhane Sandesh, this tweet is extremely frustrating for me to read. The oesophageal cancer survival rates are horrific - far more needs to be done. You have written this almost in comparison to another cancer.. it does nothing to help what we are trying to achieve.
We’re grateful to @Jackson_Carlaw and all the MSP sponsors who have helped us organise our #LessSurvivableCancersAwarenessDay event in Holyrood.
Excellent to see our parliamentary supporters listening to our advocates and learning more about our six cancers.
We’re lucky to be accompanied by a fantastic group of advocates this evening.
Everyone has a valuable perspective on one of the #LessSurvivableCancers, whether from a clinical perspective or having family experience of them.
#CloseTheDeadlyCancerGap
4⃣ days left until Less Survivable Cancers Awareness Day 2023 - a day to improve public awareness of symptoms for brain, liver, lung, oesophageal, pancreatic, and stomach cancers.
❤️🔥 Today, take a moment to learn more about the next of our six cancers: cancer of the oesophagus.
Grateful to those who had gone through treatment, were going through treatment or sharing a story on behalf of someone who had sadly passed away. Sharing your story has given me valuable insight into further improvements we have to make in tackling less survivable cancers.