It’s AFL Grand Final time. Will you be watching the grand final with friends of family? It can be exciting but also tiring and frustrating. If you are experiencing fatigue, chemo brain, nausea, or other side effects of cancer treatment try to pace yourself by allowing for rest periods or quiet time during the game …
Easter is a time when some families catch up but celebrations can be tiring and frustrating. If you are experiencing fatigue, chemo brain, nausea, or other side effects of cancer treatment try to pace yourself by allowing for rest periods during the festivities. Let people know that you may need to rest then they will …
Celebrations can be tiring and frustrating. Allow for rest times during festivities especially if you are experiencing fatigue, chemo brain, nausea, or other side effects of cancer treatment. Try to pace yourself and let people know that you may need to rest. #treatment #Easter #celebrations #sadness #memories #kitforcancer #TheKitFoundation
Cancer fatigue is the feeling of tiredness and lack of energy cancer patients and survivors feel during and after treatment. Fatigue can come on at any time and may not disappear with rest. Sufferers feel weak, weary, drowsy, exhausted and sometimes have sore limbs and are out of breath. The fatigue can be frustrating as …
