Managing Nutrition and Pancreatic Enzymes
Online support session
These online support sessions are hosted by one of our specialist nurses, and the atmosphere is friendly and informal.
- Meet other people affected by pancreatic cancer
- Understand more about the pancreas and the role it plays in digestion
- Discuss any nutritional issues you might be experiencing
- Learn more about managing your diet, fortifying your food, and getting the most out of pancreatic enzyme replacement therapy (PERT), such as Creon®
Who is this session for?
This session is for anybody living with pancreatic cancer, and for family, friends and carers looking to support a loved one with managing their nutrition.
If you’re a healthcare professional, please check out our dedicated support for you.
Can I come to more than one?
Each Managing Nutrition and Pancreatic Enzymes session will cover the same content, but you’re welcome to come to as many as you’d find helpful.
Upcoming dates
Managing Nutrition and Pancreatic Enzymes
Thursday 14th July, 11am – 12.30pm
Hosted by specialist nurse Rachel Richardson
Managing Nutrition and Pancreatic Enzymes
Thursday 11th August, 11am – 12.30pm
Hosted by specialist nurse Jeni Jones
People who joined us have said:
“I really did find it informative and took a great deal from it. It’s easy to feel very alone with our problems especially during the current climate. It was so nice to be able to hear from others at different stages of the journey.” – Michelle from Lincolnshire
“An excellent session. It’s so good to have such a wealth of expertise on tap.” – Stuart from Salisbury
“Very good session, so good to be open about problems without getting embarrassed. We are all in the same boat.” – Marion from Bedfordshire
Session was very relaxed and helpful. Info given was excellent and well delivered.
“It was great to hear from knowledgeable people about Creon and the difference it can make when used properly. It was good to hear from professionals and be given, clear, succinct advice.” – Anonymous attendee
“I found nothing to fear and a lot to gain from the session. I could be as public or anonymous as I liked and divulge as much or as little as suited me.” – John from Leeds
“It was a very relaxed and informal session. I felt listened to and it was beneficial to hear about other people’s experience and stories too and what worked for them. It was good having a mix of people with cancer and family members.” – Kelly from Southampton
I found out such a lot about the enzymes, why I need them and how to use them effectively. I was very grateful for the clear and thorough information given. Your charity, knowledgeable and kind nurses have been one of the few towers of strength I have experienced.
