Experiences to be shared

For many cancer patients and survivors, fatigue is something they deal with on a daily basis. Here you can find their stories.

‘Untire was my best friend for six months’

Her partner, friends and medical professionals gave her a lot of help and support. ‘Ultimately, though, you’re on your own.’

Maria (62)

‘Untire was my best friend for six months’

Her partner, friends and medical professionals gave her a lot of help and support. ‘Ultimately, though, you’re on your own.’

Maria (62)

‘Make sure the sun shines as much as possible’

‘It’s difficult to explain to others what it’s like to be ‘bone-tired’. It’s nice to meet people who know exactly how you feel.

Marloes (55)

‘It’s nice to be able to talk to each other’

‘It helps to think about what you can do, rather than what you can’t.’

Mariska (49)

‘I wanted to go back to normal’

‘The difficult thing about fatigue is that people can’t see that you have it. Your treatment is finished and everyone around you thinks it’s all over. But that’s when your recovery is only just beginning.’

Sanne (25)

‘I’m very happy with how I’m doing right now’

‘At the hospital you are told about cancer-related fatigue. But you have no idea how bad it will get,’ he says.

Jelle (29)

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‘I’m very happy with how I’m doing right now’

‘At the hospital you are told about cancer-related fatigue. But you have no idea how bad it will get,’ he says.

Jelle (29)

Would you also like to share your experience about the Untire app with us?