Has cancer changed the way you experience time?

Hi everyone,

Some people say that after a cancer diagnosis, time starts to feel… different. Days might pass too slowly during treatment, or blur together in moments of fear, fatigue, or hope. Others say it made them more present, or more impatient, or simply more aware of the passing weeks and months.

• Has cancer changed your relationship with time?
• Do certain moments feel longer or shorter now than they used to?
• How do you handle time during treatment, recovery, or follow-up?

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Let’s share and reflect, you’re not alone.

Somya from the Carenity team 🌼