@Doodoo
At the end of my treatment I found myself questioning "is that all?"
Letting go and surviving was the hardest until I realised that "yes, that is all. You are fortunate".
I have had many a private conversation with @arpie, and through our many "chats" ( via PM) she has bolstered and provided much support to me. I suspect that she will be much embrassed by this.
Eighteen months later I now find myself facing another health challenge, but I now tell myself that I faced breast cancer, stared it down and I will do the same with this new challenge.
During treatment we are focussed on getting through it. Survivorship is just as hard. There were times when I questioned "why me, why did my life have to change so much"? I am NOT a "why not me" person.
The one thing I have learnt through all this is that tomorrow always comes and it is not as bad as I thought it would be.
I cannot give you any platitudes, I can only say there will come a time when the memory of all that has happened will not hurt so much.
Big hugs and warm Kimberley wishes to you.
Annie