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Baitball
7 years agoMember
Life after breast cancer
https://au.pincandsteel.com/ Hi ladies...not sure if this belongs in CREATIVE CORNER so just popped it into General discussion..am sure some one will direct me this may be my first post on this sigh...
primek
7 years agoMember
I had left my very busy job as a NUM in a Correctional Centre to work as an RN in mental health just prior my diagnosis to teduce my personal stress.
I did need to work part time for a good 6 months following treatment...of which I had 8 months off work.
I have a week to a view diary with me at all times....no more sticky notes. I tick things off as done.
I use my phone calendar and alarms to remind me of personal appts.
It has got much better. I do get stressed more quickly. I get tired a lot. But I can put in a full work day and mostly don't miss the important things I need to do.
Life is different after breast cancer. I try to live by tbe motto "don't sweat the small stuff" . Says it all. X
I did need to work part time for a good 6 months following treatment...of which I had 8 months off work.
I have a week to a view diary with me at all times....no more sticky notes. I tick things off as done.
I use my phone calendar and alarms to remind me of personal appts.
It has got much better. I do get stressed more quickly. I get tired a lot. But I can put in a full work day and mostly don't miss the important things I need to do.
Life is different after breast cancer. I try to live by tbe motto "don't sweat the small stuff" . Says it all. X