Hi there,

I can understand why you feel anxious and all the additional anxieties that jump on the bandwagon to worry you even more.

All of the "what if's". "wonder when"  "what could" & "what should" simply torture your mind as there is no seeing into the future, hence no answers except reliance on your MDTeam, Consultants & Doctors.

The 2 year period of Immunotherapy sounds positive and backed up by the negative Pet Scan.  It's fabulous that you'll continue with regular Scans and checks.  I assume this means the Immunotherapy did it's job.

You cañ see various Therapists to talk to, Cancer Speclists can answer questions and offer advice.  If you don't feel a bond with a Therapist, you can try a different one.

Bungle1 suggests similar plus a fab idea of physical exercise where you can also meet new people & socialise.

Please be guided by your MDT professionals. It appears you've survived the worst parts of diagnosis and treatment.  So now is the time to rejoice in the positive progress you've achieved.  

I've suffered with anxiety for years, nothing to do with cancer.  It's a horrid and disabling emotion, your GP should point you in the right direction.  Please concentrate your thoughts on how well you've dealt with all you've been through and yet fought it to achieve excellent results.

I was diagnosed last week with Stage 3 Metastatic Melanoma.so I'm a few years away from your current position.

I wish you well,  Liz age 74 x