Lobular Depressed want to feel better
what helped you i am depressed, trouble sleeping, sad, NED, seeing psyc and therapist
can’t forget about lobular breast cancer. How did you stop thinking about it, help me and others.
Praying for all of us.
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Hello katt,
Sorry to hear you are struggling right now, anxiety and low mood, struggling to sleep isnt nice. I too have lobular. Pleased to hear you are reaching out with a therapist and now on here, thats the hard part, but you are doing well, i just wanted to let you know, you are not alone in this journey.
Breast cancer now have a helpline with wonderful ladies who are brilliant, helpful in so many ways.
I too struggled to begin with, but once i knew my treatment plan/ process was able to move forward, along with counselling.
Im sure someone with the same prognoises as us will pop on soon and share.
Please keep in touch
Hi Katt. I’ve just had my 1st clear check , I’m lobular .
Where are you up to with your treatment ?
You said NED , so out of active treatment?
I know it’s hard but have you tried exercise ?
Even getting out for a walk can make me feel better .
Some local authorities have services that you can be referred to for life after cancer.
It’s hard , we all understand x
Thank you, i do exercise but got foot drop and fell last month. the most difficult for me is worry, im trying to stop it its been many years . get help now, dont think psyc can help the meds have more side effects that’s why im asking for help the way i did it does not help me. i pray to God to help. love and saying a prayer for you
How are you feeling @Katt? I’m sorry you’re going through so much.
I replied to you on a different thread to say that the forum and our breast care nurses are here for you. Please don’t hesitate to give our nurses a call to chat things through. You can get in touch with them on our helpline 0808 800 6000 which is open Monday to Friday 9am-4pm and 9am-1pm Saturday.
As I mentioned in my other post, the Samaritans are also here - not just for times of crisis - to lend a listening ear 24/7 on 116 123.
It’s great that you’re seeing a therapist, would you feel comfortable asking them for extra support during this time?
Thinking of you,
Lucy