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Happy Magazine Daily positivity for people going through cancer in Ireland
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DAILY POSITIVITY FOR PEOPLE GOING THROUGH CANCER IN IRELAND

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To share something useful, interesting or positive every single day for people going through cancer in Ireland. To encourage, support and promote Irish businesses and brands who consider the needs of those going through cancer and respond to those needs with tailored offerings. To spread the idea to everyone going throug

h cancer of creating an Anti-Cancer Plan - that is small or big lifestyle changes to support themselves through cancer and beyond.

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Happy Magazine is an innovative support website and a printed magazine for people affected by cancer in Ireland. Happy Magazine publishes relevant positive and helpful content for anyone going through cancer or surviving after cancer (a patient or their friends/families) online 3 days a week.

A reader who follows Happy Magazine over time receives long-term encouragement, motivation and support to be happy in their life after a cancer diagnosis.

Content is managed by founder Holly Kennedy, a young mother-of-one and also a recent breast cancer survivor. Content is contributed by Holly as well as crowd-sourced from other cancer survivors, leading voices in the Irish health and wellness space, relevant organisations, charities, businesses and interested parties.

Content also makes the best use of available online resources to support cancer patients who do not have the energy or desire to attend a local support centre, sharing videos on cooking, yoga, home exercise routines, music therapy, meditations, podcasts and more.