People with cancer have good days and bad days. It can be hard to deal with follow-up visits after cancer treatments or the news that the disease cannot now be cured. Such news can be very shocking and can change a life completely.
Your daily life is also influenced by changing emotions. People affected by cancer and those close to them may feel anger, sadness, despair, fear, withdrawal or symptoms of depression. They ask themselves many questions but there is often no answer. For example: "Why me?
No matter what stage of cancer you're in, your quality of life should be your priority. There are many professionals who can help you maintain the best possible quality of life by treating your problems and providing support. The recommendations in this flyer can help you to deal with your emotions.