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Coping with Physical & Emotional Changes
 
    Chemotherapy Effects
    Radiation Therapy Effects
    Pain
    Managing Care at Home
    Nutrition for Cancer Patients
    Long-term Physical Changes
    Anxiety, Fear, and Depression
    Coping with Cancer in Everyday Life
    Coping with Grief and Loss
    Listen With Your Heart
    Coping Tools and Quizzes
    Stories of Hope
    Feeling Good About Your Appearance
   
   
   
How Will I Feel Emotionally?

Many patients feel tired due to the radiation therapy and this can affect emotions. You also might feel depressed, afraid, angry, frustrated, alone, or helpless.

Attending a support group of other people with cancer may help you. Ask your doctor or call the American Cancer Society for more information about ways to meet with others who share your problems and concerns.

Last Medical Review: 12/23/2008
Last Revised: 12/23/2008

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