Tell us your story
Sharing is another step on the path to overcoming loneliness.
To read that you are not alone in your feelings, to make others understand that there is a community here.
First of all, before anything else.
For many years, what guided me was to choose therapists who were first and foremost professional, hardly thinking about the human element and, in the worst case, trying to minimize it, because "she/he is super professional, and what really matters? It's not a friend, the main thing is that they know what to do." Somehow, this perception meant that I really managed to encounter situations....
Throw away
If there's one thing I don't regret about the extensive cognitive impairment I'm experiencing as a result of the treatments, anxiety, and more, it's the wonderful forgetting of many, many moments related to having cancer.
I see it as a kind of projection of the soul.
Doctors, I thought I'd add something else, but there's really no need.
I could write about the amazing doctors I met along the way, it would be very brief and not reflective.
I'll save the doctors of discovery for another post.
In the end, I founded an association
This is the first time I've written anything, I was afraid of exposure, and even of seeing the words tell the fear, success and maybe even use the word slack (tapo, hamsa)
Would you like to share?
We'd love to hear about your journey, with or without a name. You can always regret it.
Come join us.
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