I have bile duct, peritoneum and liver cancer.
constantly dithering.
Does anyone have the same dithering?
I have bile duct, peritoneum and liver cancer.
constantly dithering.
Does anyone have the same dithering?
Hello Kat-7 and welcome to the forum.
I'm sorry to hear that you're living with three cancers. I'm sure that it's been a difficult time for you and you've probably felt quite overwhelmed by things since your diagnoses.
I think that many of our members here will understand the struggles that come with a cancer diagnosis including struggling with some aspects of our mental health. The diagnosis, and subsequent treatments, can take a huge toll on us not just physically but mentally and emotionally as well. Try not to be too hard on yourself.
We have some information on our website about coping with cancer here that you might find helpful and may offer you some reassurance that what you're experiencing is normal. Don't be afraid to talk to those around you about how you're feeling. Lean on family and friends for practical help and support. You might want to mention how you're feeling at your next hospital appointment or if you have access to a nurse specialist then give them a call.
If you'd like to talk things through with one of our team of nurses you're welcome to call them on 0808 800 4040, Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm. I'm sure they will be happy to listen and offer any advice, information, and support they can.
Best wishes,
Jenn
Cancer Chat moderator
Hello Kat-7 and welcome to the forum.
I'm sorry to hear that you're living with three cancers. I'm sure that it's been a difficult time for you and you've probably felt quite overwhelmed by things since your diagnoses.
I think that many of our members here will understand the struggles that come with a cancer diagnosis including struggling with some aspects of our mental health. The diagnosis, and subsequent treatments, can take a huge toll on us not just physically but mentally and emotionally as well. Try not to be too hard on yourself.
We have some information on our website about coping with cancer here that you might find helpful and may offer you some reassurance that what you're experiencing is normal. Don't be afraid to talk to those around you about how you're feeling. Lean on family and friends for practical help and support. You might want to mention how you're feeling at your next hospital appointment or if you have access to a nurse specialist then give them a call.
If you'd like to talk things through with one of our team of nurses you're welcome to call them on 0808 800 4040, Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm. I'm sure they will be happy to listen and offer any advice, information, and support they can.
Best wishes,
Jenn
Cancer Chat moderator