Hello Tony...sorry to hear , I was diagnosed in July, I was actually told on my birthday , it is scary it's only natural but I found that a positive mental attitude (PMA) is a great alli to have it is half the battle well more than half the battle try and think positive i lnow it isnt easy but it does help , let the doctors fight the physical fight and you concentrate on the psychologically fight, it has helped me , I know you have got this , I have also found out you have got plenty of help on this forum , here you will get plenty of advice and encouragement ....all the best and good luck . Steve
Gad my Chemo today , surprisingly one again not much reaction yet I got a hint of cold sensitivity but it seems to have worn off had a short bit of chemo crash ( sickness feeling tired) but a dose of ginger and a lie down for an hour and I feel almost normal again I also have a very sore arm and not just at the site of the canula so all good for now , but let's see what the next 10 days bring , I am unusually a wreck till mid afternoon lol all the best all Steve
Dear Chloe,you have reached out to the right place.The people here are so supportive and kind.Take comfort ,you are not alone.Sending you a big hug.Have you gone on to a specific forum.ie: breast, colon etc.Good information and reassurance.You are not alone.Take care.
I realise how much I’m grieving my old life and can’t see when all this will end and how will I be then. I’m generally a positive person but this needs more than resilience sometimes. In exciting news, I’ve discovered what happens when you leave a non-alcoholic beer in the freezer overnight.. (hint: the cap blew off)
