I was diagnosed with womb cancer October 2018-had 4 sessions of chemo which didn’t work -ended April 2019. Oncologist suggested a trial of immunotherapy in London started June 2019 it worked well I have been fine ever since had 35 infusions-still well on tablets only. But I am feeling so upset all the time and I don’t really know why -wondering if this is mind over matter because of change of treatment.
Hi Monetta and welcome to the Online Community. I'm sorry to read the Chemo was unsuccessful but good to read the Immunotherapy is working well. I think the day we hear we hear the "C" word our lives change forever. I'm much more emotional than I ever used to be and can now cry at the drop of a hat. I'd agree with NannyAnny and have a word with your CNS. The main thing you're feeling well and that's the important thing.
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Hello NannyAnny thank you for your reply. The infusion drug I was on Pembrolizuma b can cause side effects when treatment stops (just looked it up on Macmillan website) I’ll just take care. I am feeling better today. All the best 
Hello Mrs B thank you for welcoming me. I have looked up the possible side effects of Pembrolizuma b on Macmillan website there are plenty of them.I’ll just have to take care. Thank you for the tips on navigating the system- still learning. All the best Hugs 
Hello Monetta
im sorry you feeling a little low and I do hope you feel much better soon. I agree with NannyAnny - covid has not helped with matters at all.
My mums dealing with recurrent endometrial cancer and is having her last cycle of chemo next week. The nasty cells are in her para ortic lymph nodes…. She’s also receiving immunotherapy as part of a trial (we think!) and the drug she’s receiving is Atezolizumab
I have noticed that she has some day’s when she’s feeling low and I guess it natural to feel this way when you are on this journey Im making a conscious effort to take her for long walks when she’s up for it…. She’s really enjoys it and I can see a real difference in her mood when she’s out in the fresh air …
do you know how long your trial is for? I think my mums ends in two years and I do wonder what will happen after that …
happy to chat
lots of love xxx 
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