You will find a list of organisations, which offer both medical and emotional support and much more. As we get older, we are more at risk of developing cancer. Yet, many types of cancer can now be treated or even cured, especially if you do something about them early on. You can discuss all the options with your doctors and nurses. On this site, find links to surgery, radiotherapy, chemotherapy and other treatments.
Every parent is different, just as every baby is different.
So there can't be many rules to having a baby. But you will find a lot of information in this section which should help you to decide what you will do, how you will cope and, most of all, how you can best enjoy both your pregnancy and your baby. Throughout your pregnancy you will have regular care, either at a hospital antenatal clinic or with your own GP or community midwife. This is to check that you and the baby are well and so that any problems can be picked up as early as possible. This is the time to get answers to any questions or worries and to discuss plans for your baby's birth.