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She says the advisory group has given members of local multicultural communities an opportunity to express themselves and make a difference for others. You cannot ignore cancer screening as you could be compromising your health. Everyone should participate in their cancer screenings on time and encourage others to do the same, because early screening can save lives, reduce the complexity and time of treatment and reduce the overall impact on your quality of life.

Nepean News 16 September Issue Cultural consumers committed to improving the cancer journey 9 Nepean News 16 September Issue 10 local news We are excited to present your Westfield Local Hero Jodie Amor, Pink Finss Charity Your Westfield Local Hero was nominated and voted for by your community and makes a positive impact on the local community or environment. The Fusion team invites you to step away from the normal daily stresses and pressures to enjoy some fun activities which highlight the importance of good mental health and wellbeing.

Relax and have fun with a free bbq, giant Jenga, tug-o-war, face painting and much more! Show us your dance style with the Macarena, Nutbush and other dance moves! Try your hand at drumming with the Jembe drums. Mental Health Month is an initiative of WayAhead. Have a look at mentalhealthmonth. Fusion is a youth and community organisation which has a deep and ongoing commitment to developing resilience in individual lives and the community.

For more information go to www. Mental Health Month free community event, All welcome. For more information phone Fusion on or email sydneywest fusion. Email: info roadmaptolife. Phone www. We celebrate, value, and include people of all backgrounds, genders, sexualities, cultures, bodies and abilities.

These grade 4 tumours are extremely aggressive and fastgrowing, with median overall survival of eight to eleven months from the time of diagnosis and the cancer was regarded as both inoperable and incurable. This was followed by a further 3 week barrage of radiation, as the medical team sought to slow the progress of the cancer. Whilst the diagnosis was bleak at the time, news of an exciting new Demi Tsanadis and family on recent outings, as the family looks to pack as much of life as possible into a short lifetime.

For decades, researchers have tried to find effective treatments for DIPG, with limited success and the average survival rate of DIPG is still between 9 to 18 months from diagnosis. This new trial is hoped to be a step forward for families who were previously told there is nothing more that could be done.

They staff at the hospital think maybe the 19th of September. One tablet onc is taken once a week and the other medication once daily. The rest of the children are overseas in other countries. So Demi is extremely lucky to get on this trial and be chosen.

It is also a chance to celebrate the progress we are making in improving outcomes as our teams work towards, one day, finding a cure. Nepean News 16 September Issue New hope for young cancer sufferer 11 Nepean News 16 September Issue 12 Free school holiday skills for students to boost hospitality Y oung people across Penrith are set to benefit from fee-free hospitality training during the next school holidays to help them get the skills they need for the jobs they want.

Stuart Ayres said the hospitality industry offers incredible opportunities and this initiative will give students aged 16 and above a great head start in the industry. Minister for Hospitality and Racing Kevin Anderson said the hospitality sector supports more than , jobs across the State and now is the perfect time for students to gain their free qualification and enter the industry.

For more information, visit skills. As a leader of The Obesity Collective Kathryn feeds into public policy and advocates for better obesity management nationally and internationally. The keen permaculturalist Kathryn lives locally on acres in the Hawkesbury and draws inspiration from the bush.

It is great to guide people to think and problem solve for themselves. There are issues in outer western Sydney and you are almost mandated to help find solutions. Starting at 10am and running until 2pm, there will be a sausage sizzle, jumping castle and a petting zoo. There will also of course, be information on fire safety, and an opportunity to meet the crew and tour their fire trucks!

It is the concentration level of theobromine in chocolate that determines how toxic it is. Concentration levels vary among the different types of chocolate, but an easy way to tell how poisonous it is by how dark it is — the darker the chocolate the higher the level of theobromine it will contain. If your dog has ingested a potentially toxic amount, they will begin to show signs and symptoms of poisoning between four to 24 hours after eating the chocolate.

If you believe, or even suspect your pet has ingested chocolate seek veterinary attention immediately. Before contacting your vet, try and determine what kind and how much chocolate they ate. With this information your veterinarian will advise you on what to do or if a toxic amount has been ingested. Treated quickly, your pet has the opportunity to make a full recovery like Loki. They also visit the pound each week and take photographs and temperament tests of the animals to post online and promote the animals.

To follow them, look them up on facebook and twitter. For any inquires related to these animals at Hawkesbury Pound, please contact them directly on 02 Lint is a very happy go lucky girl who would make a great addition to your family, she is very social towards the other dogs she is also very friendly towards the staff. If you are interested in adopting this sweet girl please come to the shelter to meet her. Rambo is a sweet dog with a very happy soft nature, he would be suited to a family that will have the time to give him the exercise and basic training that he needs to help him settle into his new home.

Rambo has been good with the other dogs while playing next to him in the exercise yard but of course if you already own a dog please bring it with you to meet him just so we can be sure they are going to get on well together. R Age: 7 months Breed: Staffy Cross Jack Russell All prices include microchipping, lifetime council registration, desexing and 1st Vaccination.

R Age: 1 year and 6 months Breed: American Staffordshire All prices include microchipping, lifetime council registration, desexing and 1st Vaccination. More than one in two adults Acting Chief Health Officer Dr Marianne Gale said the strategy aims to reduce overweight and obesity in children and young people by five per cent and to reverse the trend of obesity in adults by We want to create environments that support healthy choices and ensure people are connected to the right support services.

The strategy focuses on supporting those in our community who need it most. For more information visit the NSW Government website. Handmade blankets bring colour and light to end of life A dding a splash of colour and comfort to the hospital rooms of patients in palliative care across Western Sydney Local Health District WSLHD is a passion project of Westmead Hospital clinical nurse consultant Felicia Michael and her fellow district palliative care colleagues.

Since , Palliative Care volunteers and staff have been handknitting colourful blankets for patients at the Mt Druitt Palliative Care Unit in the hope of adding a non-clinical approach to the dying process. So far, Nicki has donated 10 blankets. Call Kurtis on for a free quote Licence No. Born as Terry Connor, he did not establish his true surname until the death of his father in Since that moment in his life, delving into his Scottish ancestry has resulted in the discovery of uncles, aunts and cousins, who were previously unknown to either Terry or his three siblings.

I anticipated a handshake and photograph but it was so much more. It takes a while to re-build a city after the devastation of war. As I grew, I learned that my dad used to have a different name. I was too busy playing.

I never questioned why we had no aunts, uncles or grandparents. Why would I? This was how it was. Then a most insignificant slip-up led me down a path that would change my life. When I called to advise of this, I happened to mention that he used to be known as McCallum. I had the usual suitcase full of papers, and found his name change document, which he asked me to read aloud. I was actually Terry McCallum. After he left Glasgow he picked up my mum in Birmingham and then moved to the post-war remnants of London in the late forties.

The authorities gave them a ration book and their new life was set. Four kids were born. A girl, then me, then two more boys. We all bore the name of his new alias, Connor. My dad did not want to be found, so for all four of us kids, our birth certificates show different maiden names for our mother. An act that would also confound any future genealogists.

War was the perfect opportunity for anonymity. It was a time when so many people vanished and so many new lives began. I had the wrong name. But if I pulled that cloth aside, it would reveal generations of McCallums stretching into the past. I formally changed my name to McCallum on 14 February The feeling of inner peace was indescribable.

If you know a local legend, send us a nomination at nepeannews aol. One from my dad and one from mum. Suddenly there were cousins and nieces and nephews as far as the eye could see. As a child of 6 years of age, Terry was diagnosed with Hodgkins Disease now called Hodgkins Lymphoma, a cancer of the Lymphatic System. Bedside schooling, the whole bit. It took a bit of work to bring it all back to normal. Learning to walk again, using parallel bars, etc. I was a little over ten when I was allowed home and back to school, so I just managed to catch the last few months of primary.

The merging of Grammar Schools and Secondary Schools within a single building. Whilst my friends went off and had fun, I went to the art room and woodwork shop. I was fine with that - I love both of those skills. I went swimming for the first time. CC Formula 1. Race 8.

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