Whether you want to read other people’s stories or tell your own, sharing experiences of pancreatic cancer could help.
These stories provide examples of how people are diagnosed, the treatment they have and how they take care of themselves. The stories are not recommendations about treatment or care. Talk to your medical team about your treatment options.
Stories from people who could not have surgery to remove the cancer.
Stories from families and friends of someone with pancreatic cancer.
Hear from people with rarer types of pancreatic cancer, like pancreatic neuroendocrine cancer.
Sharing your experience can help others understand what it’s like to have pancreatic cancer or care for someone with pancreatic cancer.
17 April 2025
Whenever I think of the marathon day itself, I always picture Dad cheering us on from the sidelines, smiling and giving a thumbs up like he usually di...
17 April 2025
I’m running the TCS London Marathon, an event inspired by memories of my dad training for a marathon of his own and his great interest in sport.
17 April 2025
As our dad, Alan, was dying from pancreatic cancer last year, we discovered that Pancreatic Cancer UK was going to be the Charity of the Year for the ...
17 April 2025
Whenever I think of the marathon day itself, I always picture Dad cheering us on from the sidelines, smiling and giving a thumbs up like he usually di...
17 April 2025
I’m running the TCS London Marathon, an event inspired by memories of my dad training for a marathon of his own and his great interest in sport.
17 April 2025
As our dad, Alan, was dying from pancreatic cancer last year, we discovered that Pancreatic Cancer UK was going to be the Charity of the Year for the ...
