So yesterday my neurologist phoned me and told me that my cancer might have re-occurred, I’ve told her select few, but the people that I have told Phil, the other members of my family should be told I’m against this as I feel that it is my story to tell and it is my illness. If indeed, it has re-occurred. Am I being wrong for wanting to get my head around it and get it straight in my own head before I tell everybody, Bearing in mind, there might not be nothing to the fluid, could easily Be inflammation and nothing to do with cancer.
Am I being unreasonable?
Hi Rachel72,
I have had lots of advice from professional etc that I should share my diagnosis with my family. So far only my husband knows . I haven't told my son or siblings or friends. I do intend to share with my son when i feel the time is right . I havent decided about the rest of my family yet. I was diagnosed 9 months ago. I may be right or wrong in that decision but its one I have made with the best intentions.
You do what is right for you my lovely, I think these decisions are very personal
I hope all goes well for you and its not a recurrence.
much love to you Angela x
Much love Angela x
Spot on, I have been somewhat selective also. Some of my relatives are like the BBC and would transmit my personal information far and wide without a care in the world. Their inquisitive natures are only exceeded by their indiscretion. It’s information that is just for those I deeply trust.
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