@Penny001
Oh dear it's a concern to read that you say you are bored. Not sure if you mean during chemo or in general because of. This link is a Breast Surgeon who became a patient
http://liz.oriordan.co.uk/blog/files/cope-with-chemo.htmlIf it's in general then perhaps you need a list. A list of things that need doing today/tomorrow as well as things you want to achieve in time be it immediate or after treatment. It's about stimulating the mind.
We sometimes read of others struggling and can't walk any further than the washing line in the backyard but set little goals and they conquer that washing line and venture to the front yard and beyond. Others take up a hobby they hadn't touched for years.
It's personal choice!
I'm house bound at present and will be for a few weeks yet. Me, I love my environment and time flies. Energy isn't there yet but I have an incomplete shawl and throw rug to get into eventually. A walk around the garden with hubby, the cat and Jonny Roo gladdens my heart. Hubby has taken on domestic chores and today made a Welsh teacake and a dozen individual quiches. Guess I'm fortunate that he's prepared to entertain me.
Wish you well in finding your mojo!
Take care
