Fought Cancer With Courage, Dignity And A 2-Year-Old Daughter
Just got off the phone with a very senior person from my company, who acknowledged my dedication and contribution to my work so far. My credibility in the team is still intact, and I am still an asset, even though I had to avail of certain work flexibility. While I am little overwhelmed, this conversation was just what I wanted at this moment, when I was losing my self-confidence to be able to work and just be what I was before being diagnosed with Cancer. losing my self-confidence to be able to work just be what I was before being diagnosed with Cancer. Yes as intimidating as the 'C' word may sound, your mental health too gets affected. While doctors are mostly trying to keep you physically well during the time of treatment. Definitely, the road to treat cancer is a long and difficult one, involving encounters with the dreadful truths about the disease coming from doctors, things you read or the people and situations you face. It makes it taxing, both physically and emotiona...