I used to work with someone who had stomach cancer. He was one of the most tenacious people I ever worked with and did not back down to anyone. If anything, hi

I used to work with someone who had stomach cancer. He was one of the most tenacious people I ever worked with and did not back down to anyone. If anything, his condition made him care significantly less about what people thought about him, and that made him bolder in his job and in turn helped him succeed. Draw strength from surviving and let the fleeting nature of life empower you to re-prioritize things that are truly important to you. Also, don't feel bad about needing to rest more often or ask for help. Everyone has their issues, and needing to rest frequently due to therapy is perfectly reasonable. If you get ANY shit whatsoever from your employer over the situation, start looking for a new job. Best of luck and glad to hear you are able to think about getting back to a normal life.