Some people when the find out that they have breast cancer would just like to curl up and avoid people, their friends even their family. What they do not realize is that they are going to need all of the help they can get and their are many people who want to provide help to you. Your friends and family should not be pushed away when you have breast cancer. In fact not only is it theraputic for them, it is for you as well when you find out that you havee so many people willing to help out and that care for you.
You are going to be sick from the chemo required to treat breast cancer, you need to recover from the operation that you are going to have and you are going to get tired easily, and these are just the physical things. In addition there is the emotional up and down swings that you will go through as you try to deal with first learning that you have breast cancer and then dealing with all of the issues that go with breast cancer.
The recommendation of this article on breast cancer help and also based on experience is accept all of the help that is offered and if you need help do not hesitate to ask for help from friends and family. Of course you cannot over do it, but you will welcome the help when you are too sick to do anything for yourself.
We found keeping our friends posted by email helped a lot about the stage of breast cancer and what was happening. One said she was afraid to call, for fear she may call on a bad day. With the emails she knew what was going on and would call when everything was going well.
The best advice we can provide is to accept the help of others whenever it is offered and to be your own best advocate when you are dealing with breast cancer!
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