As a patient things happen too fast and too slow. When I was given my treatment plan it was information overload. Paper info was helpful. I found accessing a dietician and a psychologist helped a lot.
Thank you James for sharing this and highlighting how important these resources are and that there are so many way to have access to them. If ever you are interested in sharing your experience with our larger Colorectal Cancer Canada community, please don't hesitate to reach out to us: info@colorectalcancercanada.com
I really am having a hard time putting that first chemo pill in my mouth, knowing all the side effects. Yes, I was hi-jacked and relate to the lady exactly.
Thanks for the information. I was just told I have signs of cancer after my colonoscopy. Waiting for my MRI and CT scan. I'm scared and looking for all info I can get. So far it's not helping my anxiety.
As a patient things happen too fast and too slow. When I was given my treatment plan it was information overload. Paper info was helpful. I found accessing a dietician and a psychologist helped a lot.
Thank you James for sharing this and highlighting how important these resources are and that there are so many way to have access to them. If ever you are interested in sharing your experience with our larger Colorectal Cancer Canada community, please don't hesitate to reach out to us: info@colorectalcancercanada.com
I really am having a hard time putting that first chemo pill in my mouth, knowing all the side effects. Yes, I was hi-jacked and relate to the lady exactly.
Thanks for the information. I was just told I have signs of cancer after my colonoscopy. Waiting for my MRI and CT scan. I'm scared and looking for all info I can get. So far it's not helping my anxiety.
Hello! Please reach out to us at info@colorectalcancercanada.com. We're happy to help.