Bathurst residents talk about pancreatic cancer experiences

By Amy Rees
Updated September 26 2021 - 8:19am, first published 8:02am
SUPPORT CARERS: Diana Agland, Krissy Christian and Georgie Manders cared for their grandmother after her diagnosis. Photo: CHRIS SEABROOK
SUPPORT CARERS: Diana Agland, Krissy Christian and Georgie Manders cared for their grandmother after her diagnosis. Photo: CHRIS SEABROOK

WHEN someone is diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, their whole life changes in an instant. But so does the life of the people closest to them, the people who will drop everything to care for them. So it raises the question: who cares for the carers?

Three weeks, that's all it took; 21 days between living life and losing life.

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