This audiobook is about the treatment of non-melanoma skin cancers. It covers the 2 most common types: basal cell carcinoma (BCC) and squamous cell carcinoma (SCC). It also gives information about follow-up, sun safety and body image after skin cancer.

Understanding non-melanoma skin cancer

This audiobook talks about what might happen if you have dementia and are diagnosed with cancer. It has information about practical ways to look after yourself. It also signposts people affected by cancer and dementia to sources of support.

A guide for people with cancer and dementia

This audiobook talks about stomach cancer. It includes information about how it may be treated. It also signposts to emotional, practical, and financial support. 

Understanding stomach cancer

This audiobook talks about oesophageal cancer (cancer of the gullet). It discusses how treatment is planned and coping with oesophageal cancer. It also covers emotional, practical, and financial issues, and it signposts to other sources of support. 

Understanding oesophageal cancer

A guide to the different types of complementary therapies used by people living with cancer. We talk about what is involved, choosing a therapist, and safety issues. We also provide a list of relevant organisations and resources, and where to find additional support.



Cancer and complementary therapies

This audiobook is about a type of womb cancer called endometrial cancer. It is for anyone who has been diagnosed with womb cancer. There is also information for carers, family members and friends. 
This audiobook explains how womb cancer is diagnosed and treated. It also has information about looking after yourself and getting support.

Track 25 - After your treatment for womb cancer

Track 23 - Hormonal treatment, targeted therapy and immunotherapy for womb cancer

Track 22 - Side effects of chemotherapy treatment for womb cancer

Track 9 - Staging and grading of womb cancer

Track 1 - Information about this audiobook and other support from Macmillan

This audiobook is about cancer. It is for anyone who has been diagnosed with cancer. There is also information for carers, family members, and friends.

This audiobook is for anyone who may be having tests for prostate cancer. We hope it answers some of your questions and helps you deal with some of the feelings you may have.

This audiobook explains what happens at the end of life and how to plan for it. It gives information about issues such as choosing where to be looked after, sorting out unfinished business, getting financial help, who can help if you're being cared for at home and what to expect in the last few days of life. It also has information for relatives and friends involved in your care.

Track 11 - What happens after someone has died

Track 10 - If you are caring for a person at the end of their life

Track 9 - The last few days of life

This audiobook is about getting financial help if you are affected by cancer in England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland.

This audiobook is for people who have fatigue (tiredness) because of cancer or its treatments. It describes the causes of cancer-related fatigue and ways to manage it, including diet, exercise, relaxation, and sleep. There is also information for carers, family members of friends.

This audiobook provides support and advice to help you talk to children of any age, including teenagers, about cancer. It includes suggestions about how to tell a child or teenager you have cancer, understand their reactions, help them cope, explain cancer treatments and deal with changes to your family life.

Track 01 - Information about this audiobook and other support from Macmillan

This audiobook has information about primary brain tumours. It covers symptoms, diagnosis, grading, treatments and clinical trials. It also talks about emotional, practical, and financial issues, and how to cope with changes after treatment.

Track 01 - Information About This Audiobook And Other Support From Macmillan

This audiobook talks about rectal cancer. It covers staging and grading, treatments, and clinical trials. It also looks at emotional, practical, and financial issues.

Track 03 - The Rectum And Cancer

This information is for the chemotherapy treatment Paclitaxel and carboplatin. It discusses what cancers this treatment is used for and how it is given. It also covers the common and less common side effects of having this type of chemotherapy.

Track 03 - Common Side Effects Of Paclitaxel And Carboplatin

Track 05 - Types of skin cancer

Track 03 - Cancer and the lymphatic system

Track 04 - The skin

Track 02 - Introduction

Track 04 - Treatments for cancer

Track 05 - Your feelings about cancer and dementia

Track 03 - What is cancer?

Track 05 - Types of stomach cancer

Track 04 - Cancer and the lymphatic system

Track 03 - The stomach

Track 04 - Types of oesophageal cancer

Track 05 - Finding out you have oesophageal cancer

Track 03 - About oesophageal cancer

Track 05 - Choosing a complementary therapy

Track 21 - Other useful organisations

Track 22 - Further resources

Track 23 - Can you do something to help

Track 04 - Why do people use complementary therapies

Track 13 - Homeopathy

Track 16 - Talking, counselling and support groups

Track 03 - About complementary therapies

Track 11 - Other touch therapies

Track 20 - Other ways we can help you

Track 12 - Acupuncture

This audiobook is for anyone caring for a person with advanced
cancer.

CD 1 Track 7 Help From Health And Social Care Professionals

This audiobook explains what benefits and financial support may be available to you.

CD3 Track2 Loans And Grants

Macmillan Cancer Support. Mindfulness And Relaxation Techniques. The Hope Programme

Relaxed Breathing (Belly Breathing)

The Raisin Meditation

The Breathing Space

Guided Imagery (A Countryside Walk)

Guided Imagery (A Walk On The Beach)

This relaxation audiobook helps you learn the ways to manage breathlessness at a time and place of your choosing.

Track 4

Relaxation exercise two

Track 3

Preparing for the relaxation exercises

Cancer and feeling breathless

Introduction to the chest and lungs

About this audiobook

Whatever cancer throws your way, we’re right there with you to offer physical, financial and emotional support.

Macmillan Cancer Support

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