This is just to say that when I was diagnosed with cancer it felt like the last straw because I was already under stress, struggling to deal with an apparently insurmountable relationship problem that seemed as if it would never be solved. Things were really getting me down. This problem persisted during the whole of my treatment and right through the recovery stage. I suffered a great deal of angst, just what I should have been avoiding and I do not know how I would have managed without the help of some of the wonderful ladies on this site. Last week I picked up one of those ‘self-help’ books and decided that I would give it a try but I didn’t really believe that it would make much difference. I was wrong. In the space of a week my whole outlook has changed, my ‘problem’ is no more and I am so calm and ‘chilled-out’. By following the advice in this book my life has definitely taken a turn for the better. I am not sure if it is okay to print the title and author here but if anyone wants it they can send me a PM.
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I would love to know the name of the book and author. I am sure it’s not a problem putting it on the site but I am not sure how to do a private message or if you could pm me please.
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I too would love to know the title/s author of the book/s that have helped you so much.
I could PM you if necessary. Meanwhile thank you for sharing and I hope your recovery progresses well. J x
Hi feistyflora, I’ve been reading your posts re: the self help book that you have read and have been explaining to the ladies how good it is. Just wanted to say that on the thread where I usually hang out (bone mets) we discuss books quite a lot and say the name and author of the books, they have never been bleeped out (if that’s the correct term??) I think it’s just names of any medical team that is looking after us that we are not allowed to write??
Hope you don’t mind me butting in just thought it might help as some ladies are struggling with PM!
Hugs Janette xxxx
Hi, my husband found a book called " breast cancer husband" which he found incredibly useful. He was very new to cancer and chemo when I was diagnosed.