GAG. | eating life
Yvonne McClarenDysphagia support, social eating advice, and recovery guidance after head and neck cancer treatment.
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My mouth is like the Bermuda Triangle: Life After Tongue Cancer Surgery
Following a partial glossectomy, After tongue cancer surgery, I discovered that the floor of the mouth plays a crucial role in swallowing, eating and speech. Having part of your tongue removed during head and neck cancer treatment, whether...
Can I Eat Here?
Portuguese custard tarts. Delicious. Not recognised by any dietitian as a complete meal.
It’s hard to travel when you can’t rely on familiar food.
By familiar, I mean food I know I can manage given my dysphagia.
It’s not just swallowin...
For F*%$ Sake.
Baby Shark Doo do doo do do, baby shark do doo do do
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House Keeping: I wrote this over a year ago a...
Loss of Taste After Head and Neck Cancer: Can the Brain Relearn Food?
Photo by Selah on Unsplash but it looks like something I’d try.
Swill. Spit.
Or often, swill and swallow.
I can taste the berry top notes, the floral mid section and the buttery finish.
That was my world once.
Wine. Food. Texture. Ar...
The Patient Story Isn’t the Treatment Story
Recently, I shared my patient story publicly through a healthcare education platform focused on life after head and neck cancer treatment.
The presentation explored dysphagia, eating, adaptation, identity and the practical realities of sur...
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