Australian Resources to Help with Medical Bills
Our children are so precious. But what happens when one of your own children has a serious illness or disability? Many families in Australia struggle when this happens, not only emotionally, but also financially. There can be a number of payments and bills that you […]
When a baby or infant suddenly dies without any medical history or clear explanation, various doctors and those in the medical profession may refer this as either SIDS, SUDI or even SUID. With all these letters being thrown about, you may be very confused. So […]
SIDS is the acronym for Sudden Infant Death Syndrome, and was first defined in the year 1969. SIDS was once known as “Cot Death”. Sudden Infant Death Syndrome occurs when an infant or child unexpectedly dies, without any clear explanation for the death by the […]
This week at PeoplePledge, we are highlighting Sids, which stands for Sudden infant death syndrome. Sudden infant death syndrome is when a baby, newborn or infant dies during the course of sleep. One of the biggest problems with Sudden infant death syndrome is the lack […]
In Australia alone, there are 14,000 Australians who are diagnosed with bowel cancer each year. Currently, Australia has the largest number of cases of bowel cancer in the world. Over 3,000 Australians will have premature death due to bowel cancer. It is the second cause […]
Bowel cancer is one of the forms of cancer that is very treatable and that has a high success rate if you seek medical treatment as soon as possible. It does however, cost a great deal, particularly if you are wanting immediate medical attention. In […]
The saying ‘Kick cancer in the butt’ is a suitable one for this month as we try to get more awareness about Bowel Cancer. We hope you enjoy today’s fun pic and hope any Australians who are fighting cancer can receive the best medical care […]
Today we wanted to take a closer and more personal look into the impact of bowel cancer on Australian families. We would like to share Vicki’s story from NSW. Vicki, is a 57 year old woman who sadly has passed away from bowel cancer. Vicki’s […]
When you are either diagnosed with bowel cancer or are at general risk, there are a few decisions that you will have to make. In a recent article entitled ‘Heads in the sand is no way to face cancer risks’ in The Age, bowel cancer […]
Every year in Australia, the month of June has been known as Bowel Cancer Awareness month. PeoplePledge would like to acknowledge Bowel Cancer Awareness month by providing our readers and fundraisers with helpful information this week about bowel cancer. Bowel cancer seems to be less […]