How do you keep hope alive after multiple cancer diagnoses?

Thank you for posting here. Please know you are not alone and there are people who care about your well-being and want to help. If you feel overwhelmed, please contact your doctor or go to an urgent care clinic or emergency room. They can assess your symptoms and help find ways to support you. You can also seek immediate help by calling a crisis hotline in your area. In the U.S., you can call or text 988, which is available 24/7. They can offer support and connect you to resources. We’re sending you so many positive thoughts. Please check back in and let us know how you’re doing.

Thank you. It will be alright or it won't.

By no means do you cut it ! You stated god does give us more than we can bear well he’s carried you the far pls stand boldly on your faith. He sits high and see low. He sees all your going through stand on your faith please hold on and whenever you feel like you’re losing your grip message me and I’ll stand in agreement with you that God is in control when two are more gathered in his name he is in a miss iron sharpens iron so just know you are not alone. Feel free to message me anytime and I promise I’ll message you back!!! ( hold on please)….. Blessings 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽 Jeanita (Jai)….

I’m so sorry, but I understand.

HEY ANONYMOUS! Every day is a gift! No “thread cutting”. Eat some Gummies with THC and CBG for anxiety and CBC for mood support. No more talk about thread cutting! If you live where they don’t care about cancer patients and it’s illegal, they make gummies without the THC and you can get them by mail.

I understand the desire to cut the thread. I felt the same way for a while. My cancer team set me up with help. They put me on antidepressants and I no longer have those thoughts. Reach out to get help. This is a rough journey we are on. We are stronger together. I was diagnosed three years ago. I wish you well on your journey. Hang in there my friend. We can do this!

The weight of facing multiple diagnoses while supporting a loved one through their own cancer journey is overwhelming, and it's completely understandable to feel like hope is slipping away. Since you mentioned wanting to cut the thread, please know that support is available through the crisis hotline at 988. Many in this community have found that connecting with others who truly understand these challenges can provide a lifeline during the darkest moments - would sharing more about what has helped you get through the toughest days these past two years be something that might help others facing similar battles?