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The end of the cows' grazing rotation always marks the end of Katherine O'Leary's chemotherapy cycle. Now, the cows are back and there are no cycles ahead.
Meath farmer Charlie Hastings was diagnosed with a rare NeuroEndocrine Tumours (NETs) cancer in 2016. His recovery has meant eight trips to Sweden for specialist treatment. Margaret Hawkins reports.
Want to know when six and seven-year-olds will get free GP care? Why we need Omega-3? Where to get a healthy eating resource booklet for older adults? Margaret Hawkins has these Healthbytes.
Katherine O’Leary realises that she is cherished by the farming and agri community that have reached out to support her through letters, cards and e-mails.
The sun may have his hat on and be coming out to stay but the season can trigger skin problems of various types. Margaret Hawkins gets some summer skincare tips from Duleek pharmacist Kathy Maher.
Hair loss is often a side effect of chemotherapy. When daughter Julie suggested that she take control of it and get her hair cut, Katherine O'Leary phoned her hair stylist, Michael.