
Neuroendocrine Cancer would love you to ignore this post. This is a reverse psychology message which is designed to attract attention – and it does! It is currently one of the most tweeted posts in the history of Neuroendocrine Cancer awareness. If you’re on twitter, please retweet the original post (quoting it in a new post is also great but please also retweet the original). The tweet can be found by clicking here. It’s also a great awareness post for any type of social media so please share as it gives a really simple and yet compelling awareness message about the danger of Neuroendocrine Cancer and ignoring symptoms, including after diagnosis. Click here then share.
Living with Neuroendocrine Cancer – it takes guts! This is a powerful message which lets people know what effects the consequences of Neuroendocrine Cancer and its treatment have on people’s lives. It’s not a pity party – I don’t do those (as you well know).
I also emphasise that it’s not all about diagnostic difficulties (as important as that might be), more focus needs to be placed on LIVING with Neuroendocrine Cancer given that it is a highly prevalent cancer, and no longer rare.
The diagnostic angle was relevant 10 years ago, but the focus needs to become much wider thus why the community needs to shift from the ‘same old same old’ to a ‘different new’. This post has attracted much interest from new audiences in the wider healthcare world. Read and share it by clicking here
Neuroendocrine Cancer – ssh! Can you hear it? This is the ‘silent’ theme and attracts a lot of support. This really drives home the devious nature of Neuroendocrine Cancer, the fact that it can be a very silent until it’s too late and the difficulties that it presents with accurate diagnoses and subsequent ongoing monitoring. The post can be found by clicking here
Neuroendocrine Cancer Syndromes – Early Signs of a Late Diagnosis
This is an awareness message to emphasize that there are a number of different syndromes involved in NETs in different parts of the body and that terminology and understanding is important to get the awareness messages right. Click here.
Every day is World NET Day. This post has had the largest number of 5 star ratings input by readers indicating support for my awareness strategy. Don’t get me wrong, 10 Nov is special but the other 364 days also present awareness opportunities. You can read this blog by clicking here. You can also register for my World NET Day Social Media Event leading up to 10 Nov by clicking here and select ‘Going’ (then invite others please). On this event, Every Day is World NET Day! Note I use ‘World NET Day’ because ‘NET Cancer’ is pretty much wrong for two reasons, firstly there’s no such term as “NET Cancer” and secondly the decode “Neuroendocrine Tumour Cancer” is not only excluding Neuroendocrine Carcinomas from awareness but it’s also very bad grammar.
Let’s raise our ‘sites’ which I changed to The Dissection of Neuroendocrine Cancer. This awareness message also emphasizes the anatomy of Neuroendocrine Cancer and the importance of the correct terminology in order to get the optimum and accurate awareness messages over. I’m using the word ‘sites’ as a take on ‘sights’ – someone picked me up for spelling last time I posted! Click here to read.
Neuroendocrine Cancer: Normally Slow but Always Sneaky. Very powerful message, scary but designed for external audiences. My most read article with over 50,000 views since published. This post should be framed and put on the desk of every general practitioner in the world.
Neuroendocrine Cancer is NOT a ‘type’ of another cancer …. PERIOD. The anatomy of cancer works against us so we need to really drive this message home. We lose a lot of publicity, resources, supporters and potential funding because of this misunderstanding. This post should be framed and put on the desks of every person recording a cancer.
Neuroendocrine Cancer can be silent but we shouldn’t be!
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— Ronny Allan (@RonnyAllan1) March 3, 2016
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Reblogged this on Tony Reynolds Blog and commented:
I said “turn up the volume’, I said “turn up the volume”