← Return to Emotional health after cancer: How are you doing really?

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@lbrockme

I understand that conflict of emotion. Who i was ... was different . I had to adjust to that over the years.
After my last set of surgeries I found another IV site I hadnt noticed for the first day or two. Despite being covered in multiple incisions etc, this unsettled me. While I appreciated not having to go thru multiple IVs , it felt very dis-empowering . The whole process of cancer can be
I try to look at those emotions and process why I feel that way. Loss of control is a big part for me , I have learned. So I find ways to try and mitigate that a little. Being informed, making sure I'm part of the decision making process, being responsible to do what I can to heal . Not just physically, but emotionally, mentally and spiritually. My faith foundation, my family connections, feeling useful, Ive found all of those are huge in my healing .
It's finding what is for you. Praying you are doing better!

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Thank you so much you will never know what that means to me. This is a huge gap in the cancer treatment map that really needs to be addressed. I had a lot of info regarding procedure, pain and healing but not really anything on the emotional trauma. I do covet your prayer and thanks again