Feeling fed up

I normally post on here and try my best to help support others.  Last night I felt like giving up.  I have had stomach pain for nearly three weeks after last Denosumab injection.  Had headache and felt so nauseous.  I am normally so very positive and I never give up.  Sometimes it gets me down looking at the future of hospital visits and constant medication.  I know I am lucky and I know tomorrow the clouds will go and the sun will shine.  Just sometimes it is sh-t.

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  • Hi Lee,

    You help so many people on here, but we can't be positive all of the time. We all have "our down moments", but don't give up. Have you contacted your care team and have they given you any advice? Try not to look too far ahead - instead, deal with your challenges day by day, or even hour by hour. Dealing with concussion in the past month, I know how difficult it is to deal with constant headaches and nausea and sympathise with your feelings. Chin up! -  I do hope that tomorrow will be a brighter day.

    Thinking of you and always here for you.

    Kind regards,

    Jolamine xx

  • Good morning Jen, Ed and Jolamine.  Thank you for your kind words.  I will never give up.  My oncologist said your body follows your mind, not the other way around.   So positivity here we come.  I don't know if it was the new denosumab injection causing the stomach pain but if I get it again, I will be refusing to have another one of that brand.  Today I feel a lot better and the sun is shining.  Thank you my friends for caring.

    Lee x

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  • Good morning Jen, Ed and Jolamine.  Thank you for your kind words.  I will never give up.  My oncologist said your body follows your mind, not the other way around.   So positivity here we come.  I don't know if it was the new denosumab injection causing the stomach pain but if I get it again, I will be refusing to have another one of that brand.  Today I feel a lot better and the sun is shining.  Thank you my friends for caring.

    Lee x

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