Hi and thanks for posting

It was very good news that all was clear in the nodes and that it's coming up to nearly 2 years post diagnosis and treatment. It's not unusual to sometimes feel more anxious after treatment has finished and it can take a while to process everything that you've been through. Many people do say this and that it can be nerve wracking waiting for time to go by and hoping that all is ok. Having lymph nodes removed should not affect your hormones.

If you find that the anxiety is beginning to stop you from leading a relatively 'new normal' life, it can be helpful to look for support regarding how to deal with this anxiety. Do make an appointment with the GP to see what may be available locally or see if getting in touch with a counsellor may help - many people do this and find it helpful in learning how to deal with everything you've been through.

Maggies centres are also good places for support - more on them here   and about their 6 week 'where now' courses. 

Please do ring if you would like to go over anything or just have a chat on Freephone 0808 800 4040 and the lines are open from 9am till 5pm Monday to Friday

All the best

Wanda

Thankyou wanda

I have been on beta blockers since July this year which has helped stop the severe panic attacks, I am on the waiting list for the cognitive rehabilitation therapy, and then counselling afterwards, do hopefully onwards and upwards, thabkyou for your help!

Lauren :)