Cancer affects everyone differently
While every journey is unique, learning how others cope with cancer can offer comfort, inspiration and a sense of solidarity.
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Like many others with cancer, my biggest fear throughout my cancer journey is that I might die. To overcome this fear, I pray to God to do His best miracle.
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I thought the pain and urination problems were due to old age. It turned out to be for cancer.
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My biggest dream is to see my daughter grow up and be there during all her milestones. I want to be there to give her hand in marriage one day.
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My advice is, don’t put off taking care of your health. Do everything you can, and you’ll feel better in the end, physically and mentally.
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Be strong, ask questions from trusted sources, join a peer support network and stay otherwise fit and healthy.
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I never thought I could recover and even thought that I would be counting the days to die.
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It can be very hard at times to cope with everything but I used to think about the doctors and nurses that go to extraordinary lengths to look after us.
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I just had to tell myself I was going to win, and I was going to beat this. There were dark days, but I kept relentlessly, annoyingly positive.
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The ongoing mucus issues that I still have was something really unexpected that I wish I’d known before starting treatment.
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I never thought I would be diagnosed with cancer, hence why I felt disappointed and confused at the sudden change of my life.
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