What’s the best thing to happen since end of treatment?
Scott
Hi Graz
Great that you are getting into something you enjoy. I think that is absolutely the key to sustainable recovery.
The cold weather for sure makes things that bit more difficult, I struggle with severe peripheral neuropathy which as a keen cyclist means some days I can’t get out on the bike. I would simply change the activity on those days and head for the warmth of the gym !
I’m looking forward to spring too !
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Recovering from your treatment can be a full time job in itself .. I don’t have any less hospital appointments since remission, which has been over a year. The only thing is that those clinic visits aren’t filled with dread, as to what you might be told, unlike in the early days.
I find myself trying to find positivity in situations that arise..
Rediscovering cycling, after a hiatus of thirty years, has been the best thing without doubt that I have got from what potentially was a life limiting diagnosis..
Out on my bike, when I feel up to it , just joy from the simple things,sun on your face, the open road with the horizon offering a world of possibilities..
What is the best thing to happen in your life since you had the end of treatment or had remission confirmed?