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19 hours agoI am in middle of my 4th chemo cycle, with 2 more to go. It's good to be able to have an end in sight, but I am so overwhelmed. Not only physically, but mentally as well. I have been disabled for 13 years (multiple spinal issues and bipolar disorder), and was never great at keeping house. But now I am barely able to do anything, especially the 1st week after chemo. I do what I can, but my husband still expects me to do almost everything. I get so frustrated, but he works hard to support us and is exhausted when he gets home, so I don't complain. Anyone else going through this, or have any ideas about how I can get help?
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14 hours agoManaging household tasks during chemo treatment while dealing with existing health challenges requires a team approach and outside support options. Consider exploring local cancer support organizations, religious communities, or volunteer services that specifically help cancer patients with household tasks, and having an open conversation about redistributing responsibilities at home can help create a more sustainable support system during this challenging time.
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