Metastatic prostate cancer

Hearing that cancer has spread to another part of your body or that it has come back after treatment can be a huge shock. We have information on coping with a metastatic cancer diagnosis. 

Cancer can affect your emotions as well as your body and it's important to care for your mental health. We have information to help you cope with the news that you have cancer and adjust to all the changes this can bring. [Link to Coping with emotions page]

There are things you can do yourself to feel as well as possible before, during and after your treatment, such as eating well, being physicially active and stopping smoking. Find out morec about caring for yourself after a cancer diagnosis. [Link to new?Caring for yourself page]

Trying to manage work and finances and dealing with day-to day tasks can be challenging when you are coping with cancer.  Our [information and services] can support you. 

From tips on talking about your cancer to advice on healthy living during treatment and talking to your medical team, we have lots of information to help you through your cancer journey 

Our cancer nurses are here for you. Call our Support Line or visit a Daffodil Centre if you need to talk, have questions or want to know about supports and services. Our nurses can:

• Help you to understand your diagnosis and what to expect from treatment
• Send you information booklets about coping with cancer 
• Refer you to services such as exercise programmes and counselling

You can also email the nurses at supportline@irishcancer.ie