Updated Jan 21, 2012 @ 09:46 AM
I only have three months and ten days left on treatment. Just thinking about treatment ending seems unreal. I don't even remember how to
not be sick. The thought of not being nauseous, puking, weak, and being poked at seems like a life that I wouldn't ever be lucky enough to have. By May 1st, I will no longer have pills to take; I will no longer be forced to see a doctor every few weeks. It's a weird feeling to finally see the light at the end of the tunnel. I know I should be overjoyed, which I am, but I am mostly scared. How does someone carry on a normal life, once they have been through a year of Cancer hell? If you are experiencing the end of your treatment, check out the The National Cancer Institute. They have created the following booklet to help those leaving treatment
Facing Forward: Life After Cancer Treatment.
