Sound familiar?
This morning on the radio, a lady was complaining that six months after her diagnosis she felt she was getting ignored and left behind. She was fatigued, had shortness of breath and brain fog. The doc...
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Oh dear! As we have not much idea yet of the long term implications of COVID, that’s not a good response! Particularly as treatment by a doctor for the virus is usually contingent on there being symptoms, as it may not be detected at all if the patient is asymptomatic, other than by antibodies after the event. The problem with many post cancer problems (often post cancer treatment problems) is that there is not necessarily any ‘cure’ or known fix. Which makes it all too easy to shunt it away to prior conditions or ‘in the head’. On a happier note, I just got considerably more feeling back in my insteps this week. I have no idea why, have given up trying to work out reasons and just cheerfully accept PN improvements when and if. Eight years almost - there’s always hope.