Archive - Doughnuts for Breakfast with Laura Price

Chapter two: secondary breast cancer

A new decade, a new diagnosis...

Jul 27, 2022 •

Chinks of light

Reflections from a year of incurable cancer

Jul 13, 2023 •

Is cancer the end of my career?

When I was diagnosed with stage four breast cancer, I wanted to retire. The average prognosis was 3-5 years – you don’t have to be amazing at maths to…

May 31, 2024 •

Major surgery and a book launch from my hospital bed

Plus some very exciting news

Jan 12, 2023 •

Scan results and second chances

The one where I find out if the drugs are working

Nov 3, 2022 •

The heartbreaking power of walking away

And why a new year hits differently when you have terminal cancer

Jan 10 •

The highs and lows of secondary breast cancer treatment

How it started and how it's going . . .

Sep 10, 2022 •

Love Island vibes, the kindness of nurses and the magic of the NHS

Why my 10-day hospital stay is an experience I'll never forget

Feb 11, 2023 •

"Perhaps survival means more than not dying" – Kris Hallenga

What we can learn from the CoppaFeel! founder

Oct 25, 2024 •

Reflections on 12 years of cancer

I've been thinking a lot about time lately. What would you do with another 12 years of life?

Jun 21, 2024 •

12 brilliant novels for your Christmas list

Plus a literary confession

Nov 22, 2024 •

5 of the best memoirs to read in 2025

Plus a gamechanging non-fiction recco

Nov 29, 2024 •

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