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Malcolm Parsons

Malcolm Parsons

It’s a pity there aren’t more of them  It just feels like home really; comfortable chairs, they make you feel welcome and comfortable… Listen to what Malcolm has to say about his...
John Rendell

John Rendell

Offered the choice of going to Salisbury hospital and coming here, it was easy.   It’s a lot less stressful to come here than it is to go into the hospital. You come here and you’re treated immediately, more or less, so it’s really good. It’s...
Beverley Quinn

Beverley Quinn

It was completely different and a lot quieter than a hospital environment, so I felt more relaxed. “I hadn’t been feeling right for a while, but I just thought it was a bit of acid reflux. In May 2020 I went for a scan. A week later, the results came back. I was told...
Mark Hurry

Mark Hurry

An opportunity to give something back “I’ve been driving HGVs for 38 years, and now very proudly drive a Hope for Tomorrow mobile cancer care unit, after my younger brother was diagnosed with bladder cancer. We used to visit our nearest hospital together for his...
Sheenagh Stapleton

Sheenagh Stapleton

Cancer touches everyone and everything in your life, the ripple effect is tremendous. Sheenagh Stapleton was diagnosed with stage 4B Ovarian Cancer (the most advanced category for this type of cancer) in March 2017 she describes the impact cancer has across all...
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