Emotional Intelligence Report |NasoPharyngeal Carcinoma

Surface Behaviors Show All

  1. Being informed about the long and tough road ahead
  2. Diagnosis in October 2022
  3. Shedding a tear after diagnosis
  4. Apologizing for the length of the post
  5. Attending cancer support groups
  6. Being bedridden for the majority of the treatment period
  7. Being hospitalized for more than 30 days
  8. Being the primary caregiver and household manager
  9. Considering different treatment options
  10. Constantly blowing nose and experiencing difficulty breathing
  11. Continuing to work during radiation treatment
  12. Crying and expressing emotions
  13. Dealing with dental complications and decayed teeth
  14. Devastated and shocked by the diagnosis
  15. Diagnosed with throat cancer
  16. Documenting cancer journey
  17. Dry eyes and limited tear production
  18. Emotional distress
  19. Emphasizing the importance of staying positive and level-headed
  20. Encouraging oneself to be strong
  21. Engagement with various organizations and hobbies
  22. Expecting to receive detailed statistics from the doctor
  23. Experiencing difficulty eating due to reduced saliva production
  24. Experiencing intense treatment with side effects
  25. Experiencing nasal regurgitation while swallowing
  26. Experiencing physical changes due to treatment
  27. Experiencing physical symptoms and side effects
  28. Facing societal stigma and discrimination as a cancer survivor
  29. Fatigue and anemia
  30. Feeling comfortable by asking questions

Vulnerable Moments

S. No. Moments Content
1 Feeling exposed and fearful after hearing the "C" word Link Content
2 Adjusting to a new sense of identity as a cancer survivor Link Content
3 Adjusting to life as a cancer survivor Link Content
4 Balancing the expectations and perceptions of others Link Content
5 Caregiver stress Link Content
6 Contemplating how to share the diagnosis with loved ones Link Content
7 Contemplating the potential side effects of treatment Link Content
8 Coping with physical and emotional changes during treatment Link Content
9 Coping with the impact of cancer on relationships and social interactions Link Content
10 Coping with the possibility of a negative surgical outcome Link Content
11 Coping with the psychological toll of cancer and its treatment Link Content
12 Dealing with potential side effects of radiation and chemotherapy Link Content
13 Dealing with societal stigma and discrimination Link Content
14 Dealing with the emotional and physical challenges of treatment Link Content
15 Dealing with the emotional impact of cancer recurrence Link Content
16 Dealing with the emotional impact of the diagnosis Link Content
17 Dealing with the pressure to prove oneself and defy societal expectations Link Content
18 Dealing with the severity of dry mouth Link Content
19 Desiring clear and accurate information from the doctor Link Content
20 Diagnosis Link Content
21 Disease progression Link Content
22 Driving home alone after receiving the diagnosis Link Content
23 Experiencing fear and uncertainty about survival Link Content
24 Experiencing fear and uncertainty about the future Link Content
25 Experiencing fear and uncertainty about the outcome of surgeries and treatments Link Content
26 Experiencing frustration and disappointment about dry mouth severity Link Content
27 Facing conflicting opinions about treatment options Link Content
28 Facing the long and tough road ahead Link Content
29 Facing the possibility of cancer recurrence Link Content
30 Facing the possibility of end-of-life scenarios Link Content
31 Facing the possibility of permanent consequences from surgery Link Content
32 Facing the reality of a long and challenging journey Link Content
33 Facing uncertainty about treatment options Link Content
34 Feeling anxious about potential treatment side effects Link Content
35 Feeling exposed and in need of support during intense treatment Link Content
36 Feeling exposed and in need of support during unbearable pain Link Content
37 Feeling exposed and vulnerable after diagnosis Link Content
38 Feeling isolated and alone during medical treatments Link Content
39 Feeling isolated and alone in the journey Link Content
40 Feeling isolated and in need of support from others who have gone through similar experiences Link Content
41 Feeling overwhelmed and unsure about what to do after the initial diagnosis Link Content
42 Feeling overwhelmed by the new information and knowledge gap Link Content
43 Hoping for advancements in cancer treatment Link Content
44 Learning about the cancer diagnosis Link Content
45 Longing for a sense of control and understanding Link Content
46 Major life events Link Content
47 Making decisions about radiation therapy Link Content
48 Managing the emotional burden of seeing loved ones worried Link Content
49 Managing the fear and anxiety associated with a cancer diagnosis Link Content
50 Managing the physical and emotional challenges of side effects Link Content
51 Managing the physical and mental challenges of ongoing treatments Link Content
52 Navigating the complexities of post-treatment life Link Content
53 Navigating the healthcare system in a third world country Link Content
54 Needing emotional support and reassurance Link Content
55 Needing support and information from doctors and fellow survivors Link Content
56 Needing to maintain a positive attitude and sense of humor Link Content
57 Overcoming the psychological effects of "chemo-brain" Link Content
58 Realizing the importance of dental care for his specific cancer Link Content
59 Receiving a cancer diagnosis after living with symptoms for a year Link Content
60 Receiving the initial diagnosis in the emergency room Link Content
61 Reflecting on life and making plans for the future Link Content
62 Relapse or recurrence Link Content
63 Seeking comfort and support from online communities Link Content
64 Seeking guidance and advice from trusted sources Link Content
65 Seeking post-cancer information and guidance for the new life ahead Link Content
66 Seeking support and answers through online chat groups Link Content
67 Seeking understanding and empathy from loved ones Link Content
68 Seeking validation as a good person despite the diagnosis Link Content
69 Sharing personal cancer experience with others Link Content
70 Shedding tears after diagnosis Link Content
71 Shedding tears briefly after diagnosis Link Content
72 Struggling with mental health issues, such as anxiety and depression Link Content
73 Struggling with the fear of being judged or pitied by others Link Content
74 Telling his daughter about the diagnosis Link Content
75 Transition between healthcare providers Link Content
76 Treatment failure Link Content
77 Treatment initiation Link Content
78 Uncertainty about the future Link Content
79 Waiting for test results and treatment plans Link Content
80 Wanting to retreat and hide during chemo and radiation Link Content

Choice Points Show All

  1. Accepting and appreciating the support from family and friends
  2. Accepting the damage caused by radiation treatment
  3. Acknowledging and accepting the potential damage caused by radiation treatment
  4. Choosing between different healthcare providers
  5. Choosing between different treatment options
  6. Choosing how to navigate societal stigma and discrimination
  7. Choosing to actively participate in treatment decisions and ask questions
  8. Choosing to advocate for oneself and challenge societal misconceptions
  9. Choosing to apologize for the length of the post
  10. Choosing to engage with speech and swallowing therapists
  11. Choosing to maintain a sense of humor and resilience throughout the journey
  12. Choosing to provide insight and support to others going through similar experiences
  13. Choosing to seek information and educate oneself about the disease
  14. Choosing to seek medical help for swallowing difficulties
  15. Choosing to seek psychological support and therapy
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