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   WestWyCoRick Member

   <p>It truly is a day-to-day, minute to minute thing. Some days can be great. &#39;Hope you are still having some great days too. </p>

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   Sue Franke Moderator & Contributor

   <p>I think anyone who has cancer, or any caregiver of a cancer patient, knows and expects days to vary. How any one person feels minute by minute depends on so many different things - whether it be physical feelings, mental stress, the emotional roller coaster that goes with the disease, sadness, depression. Don&#39;t go it alone. It has helped me to have a go-to person who is always willing to listen, keeps our conversations confidential, is non-judgmental, and is available whenever I need someone. It doesn&#39;t change the circumstance but can change my reaction to it. Best wishes, and I hope you have some very good days as we begin a new year. </p>

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   Dennis E. Golden Moderator & Contributor

   <p>I am fortunate to have been married for just over 55 years. As you might imagine over that time our relationship has matured. We share information, honestly discuss where we are on various issues and at the same time try to give each other space. She is my go to and I am hers. Having that one person in your life who is willing to listen and is non-judgmental is so important. Hope you have someone to be with you on those good and not so good days - </p>

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   Richard Faust Community Admin

   <p>Hi <inline-mention username="berenjohn" user-id="3257397"/>. How is the treatment going? I lot of guys here have been there and know exactly what you are talking about. Don&#39;t hesitate to ask questions that you may have. Best, Richard (ProstateCancer.net Team)</p>

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