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10 years agoMember
Meltdowns
Hi all,
I guess I am posting this to vent and try and clear my head. When I thought I was getting through this and doing well, coping with the off days and getting back into work etc, I seem to be...
Hi there
A pathologist once referred to my adventure. At the time, I felt like hitting him. With time, I realised he was right. Not all adventures are fun. Most of us on this one spend a lot of time wanting to go back to normal. Takes a while to realise that nobody goes back, to normal or anything else, we all go forward.
You are possibly in that middle space, wanting what used to be, unhappy with what is, not ready for what will be. It's a hard place to be.
Cancer is a very steep learning curve about embracing what is and looking for the best that can be. Talking to your counsellor is a good start. You are protecting yourself, because you have learned you are vulnerable. Now you have to learn that risk is part of life, and to accept it rather than fear it. It's hard, have patience with yourself. And enjoy things, do one thing that makes you happy or laugh every day. Practice happiness.
good luck.