Tag Archives: cancer support

Who To Tell

When you hear that you have cancer one of the things that go through your head is how do I tell my family and friends? I was really hesitant to tell some friends that I knew way back when about the big c because I did not want their attitude and feelings towards me to change. Is that weird? Like if I take a trip back to where I grew up will my old friends look at me different or treat me different because I had cancer? Will people who were not my friends be nice to me now just … Continue reading →

A New Site For Survivors

I found a new website that is like Facebook but for people, who have had, currently have or are supporters of cancer. The site is called IHADCANCER.com I like the site for a few reasons. One you can search for people in your area, your diagnosis, your age etc. The site will automatically search for people that are like you and near you too so you can add to your circle of support. This is great the site is only a few weeks old and there are thousands of members already. This site has a few things that I love … Continue reading →

Chemotherapy: Your Support System

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Undergoing chemotherapy can be an emotional strain, as well as a physical strain. Try to keep in mind that you have many different people in your support system! Your doctors, nurses, and other health professionals. These people are here to answer your questions about your cancer treatments. Let them know if you feel worried or depressed, or if you are experiencing other emotional or physical changes. Counseling professionals can help you understand and deal with your feelings. Cancer and chemotherapy can leave you feeling hopeless, depressed, or worthless. Your doctor may be able to recommend a counselor, psychologist, psychiatrist, or … Continue reading →