Why do I feel so alone with cancer and want to give up?

Please don’t give up. I’m here if you need to talk.

Feeling isolated during cancer treatment is incredibly common, and these feelings are valid and understandable. Many people in this community have experienced similar emotions and found connection and support here. Consider reaching out through the Ask Outcomes4Me box on the home screen to connect with clinical care experts for a more personal conversation, and remember that the 988 crisis hotline is available anytime you need immediate support.

Hello Robin! Do not give up! We have all experienced this at some point. Coming here is a step in the right direction, we all can relate and understand what you are going through. Keep fighting!💪 “Don’t Let The Bad Days Win!”🙏

Im here for you or anyone. Im about to be 2x cancer survivor. Im going to be on keytruda for a year after my surgery next week.

Hope all goes well, Sheri! Keep fighting!

Don’t give up!! I have stage 3 ovarian cancer. After surgery, hysterectomy, I got chemotherapy, the worst two( Taxo & carbo) 1 every 3 weeks for 6 months then started in December Avastin (1 every 3 weeks for 1-2 years. Just take it a day at a time. WE KNOW WHAT YOU ARE GOING THROUGH 💕❤️💕❤️💕❤️ Lannie

Hang in there Robin! We're all here for you. Reach out to any of us.

Last week I laid in bed until noon. I had no interest in getting up, not interested in facing anything. Sleeping feels safe. Somewhere I read to sit up, but I didn’t want to. Then I cried myself back to sleep. Woke up a few hours later and just cried out to God. Somehow I managed to put one foot in front of the other. I showered and stayed in way too long. Got out and dried off and dressed for the day. I said , Thank you, God, for helping me. And that, folks, is what I feel like sometimes. But not today

Surgery was postponed for another mri on the 4th. Then Surgery i hope. Im a mess though.