Tag: Cancer anger

Cancer anger is said to be a normal response to fear, despair and grief – a range of feelings which cancer brings into our lives. This is relevant to ALL cancers It can show as frustration, irritability, emotional withdrawal or aggression. You can feel it whether you have been diagnosed (with any cancer or serious illness) or you are a relative or friend. Cancer anger can happen at any stage of the illness, even years after treatment

Serotonin – the NET effect

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Serotonin – the NET effect

By Ronny Allan Aug 29, 2024 20 Comments

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