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Eventually, we discovered counselling and β being able to talk to a specialist who was able to equip us with tools and resources β saved his life. I have seen first-hand that not enough emphasis is given to the mental health of prostate cancer patients and their partners. Unfortunately, the COVID pandemic has exacerbated these issues for many, compounding their feelings of loneliness and isolation and worsening mental health issues for people living with cancer and their loved ones.
Both my husband Mike and I have had cancer. I know both as a caregiver, and as a patient, how important being able to access the right support is. What shocked us most was the lack of holistic understanding from health professionals: people need to be treated as a whole, looking at their physical, mental and sexual health in a joined-up way.
