Unraveling!!
Has anyone used the bc psychology service?
Went into shock yesterday, had the worst fight with my partner of four years and now he wants me out! Told me I have to get my stuff out of the house with...
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My breast care nurse had a link to the physchiatrist service at the Mater in Brisbane. But I found talking to the counsellor via the cancer council phone line was so helpful I didnt need to follow up the physchiatrist services. Perhaps they can help you as they did me. Where are you located?
For me, I have found one of the most difficult parts of undergoing the whole "BC journey" is the surrendering of independence and asking for and accepting help. Whilst I dont know your circumstances, if you can, tell your family. Relationship stuff happens all the time, at the moment you need a bit more support than if it happened a year ago and your family would have supported you then, I think they would want to now. As a mother and sister I would want to know so I could help. Nothing to be ashamed of in needing or asking for help. I am sure that you would extend the same care if you were asked or knew it was needed by a family member or friend.
Be gentle on yourself. You are not alone.