Hey, waffling is good, gets it out of your system and allows you to move on. 

Like many on here I’ve completed radiotherapy, my last took place on 25th October. 

Yes, I also found it hard and I had the standard three weeks worth. It was the fatigue that got me, the actual treatment was more of a nuisance. I didn’t have any skin problems which surprised the radiotherapists so there were outward signs that anything had been done. 

I also found, at least for me, the two weeks following the end of treatment were actually worse in terms of fatigue  and discomfort, it started to improve after that. However,  we are all different so your experience will be. 

Just hang on now, you can complete this. 

Since last week the fatigue has hit me. I could sleep for England. I’m doing a couple of weeks of doing nothing after it’s all finished. Can finally get round to booking a family holiday..

Unfortunately, I was tired from about half way through the first week. Ying and Yang, no skin problems, lots of knackeredness. 

Hi Shirl,

Almost there - well done for seeing it through!

I can't speak for anyone else but I coped with the end of my treatment by flying out to India and living on a tropical beach for almost three weeks before coming home to get the results of my end of treatment CT scan. I needed to do something to get away from everything that reminded me of my chemo, just for long enough to get my head together again.

My own niggles remain even after four years, despite six-monthly CT scans to check whether my cancer is still dormant. 

Savour the moment when you end your treatment :-)

Best wishes

Dave