That was really good advice The Smoking Monkey gave you.

I'll add one more:
8. Give yourself a break. You're recovering from cancer, chemotherapy and, unless it hasn't yet occurred, major surgery. Your body is trying hard to recover, marshal its resources and regain its strength. It's understandable that you're both tired and depressed. Learning you have cancer at such a young age is a huge blow. Your head is still adjusting to that fact, just like your body is. Get the rest you need and take care of yourself!
birdgirl73 Reviewed by birdgirl73 on . Low energy/concentration As I continue my recovery from cancer, I'm finding it harder to gather any energy or concentrate. After finishing chemotherapy a month ago, I started to hit the gym again, working on a course to improve my skills, even partying some, going to concerts, and clubbin'. As time went on, I feel I am starting to get tired real easy, like I'm crashing, physically and mentally. It's almost like I can't do anything without the need to take a nap. My thought process feels like a muck, I can't think Rating: 5