Patient Blogs
Not every melanoma is black
Amanda never imagined the small pink mark on her arm was anything to be concerned about as it didn't look like a typical melanoma. But she was wrong.
Dealing with grief and loss
After losing her husband to melanoma, Ann shares with us how she has coped with this great loss and survived the first year without her family’s guiding light.
Where are they now...
Four melanoma survivors who shared their stories with us three years ago have checked in to give us an update about how they are going.
"What's that mark on your arm?"
A keen eye from his GP may have just saved Tony's life, and has set him on a mission to encourage other's to get their skin checked.
Blindsided by melanoma
Kelly was diagnosed with Stage IV melanoma after she found a lump in her leg. She never knew where the primary melanoma was located.
Making a Difference
Faced with a terminal melanoma diagnosis, Kathy turned her life around and is now passionate about supporting melanoma research to help all patients battling with melanoma.
Our Fight for Sarah
Kelly remembers her beautiful sister, Sarah, who lost her 17-month battle with melanoma after a "beauty spot" spread rapidly.
A Mother's Melanoma
34-year old mum, Vanessa, is on a mission to save a life by raising awareness of melanoma.
Marching for my Husband
Lorraine's husband is fighting stage IV melanoma. And she's determined to be a voice for melanoma in her rural community.
Seeing the World in a New Way
At only 13 years old, Megghan was diagnosed with a very rare form of melanoma that has shaped the way she sees the world.