Breast cancer diagnosis 27th May - I hate the fact my life is no longer under my control

Cried when they told me, now I  am numb, waiting on my first appointment to discuss way forward.

Starting to tell family and keeping busy as there is little I can do for now.

I hate the fact my life is no longer under my control.

That I can't plan anything or continue to book clients in the next 6 months.in my business 

I hate the fact that am now 'the one' with cancer.

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  • Hello Mintymo,

    your post heading re no control struck a chord with me having previously faced and overcome a stage 4 diagnosis.Whilst l appreciate what your words convey and the significance they have on your life, it means your direction of control has changed, not lost if you choose it not to be.

    Your focus now shifts to controlling how you face and defeat this new challenge and what you need to do to achieve this, not a loss, just a necessary redirection.Gain strength through adversity and push through to a stronger you

    Move forward gently with the strong determination you posess to achieve the outcome you desire,

    David

  • Thank you for these positive words. I 

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