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Cancer and Depression: When Should You Be Concerned? Jul 25, 2018 | By Megan Roessler M. Ed. (@meganroessler)
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Thank you Megan, I will see the primary doctor tomorrow, I have many things to discus with him, and hopefully he will have some advise on how to deal with everything. I seem to berate my self, and that isn't good either. Some fits of anger, tears, stuffed up nose and I know that I should not do that, but it all happens and I can't seem to stop. I hope to get answers, maybe medicine. and I don't know. Have had to bring in lawyer's, which adds to the day.
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Lisa Lucier | @lisalucier | Jul 25, 2018

Hi, @shortshot -- you have certainly been through a lot recently. Kudos to you for even taking the time and energy to post here.

I can't imagine losing my husband, especially after 67 years. I can only imagine that would be extremely hard. You also have a lot of other things on your plate, too. I am glad to hear you went in to see your doctor, and I trust that was helpful.

I note you have been part of the Lung Cancer group discussions, which is great. At some juncture when the time is right, you might also look at this discussion on Loss and Grief, here: https://mayocl.in/2AaWXQN.

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