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Is it normal to feel uncertain and scared during cancer treatment?
EH
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3 months agoUncertain and very scary....
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CA
Community Member
3 months agoThese feelings are completely normal during cancer treatment, and many others in this community share similar experiences. The uncertainty that comes with a cancer diagnosis and treatment can feel overwhelming, but connecting with others who understand what you're going through can provide comfort and practical insights that help manage these difficult emotions.
JB
Community Member
15 days agoEvery day - One day at a time
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