You despise being wounded. Cancer patients are prone to feeling excluded, unwanted, and rejected because they are excessively sensitive and emotional. Their loved ones' indifference pains them on a deeper level. They are unlikely to discuss their emotions with others; instead, they prefer to keep them to themselves. Cancer patients also dislike the abnormal symptoms that they are required to deal with on a daily basis. The disease and its treatments can cause pain, fatigue, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, appetite loss, depression, anxiety, and cognitive problems (such as confusion and memory loss). Many people with cancer become emotionally distant due to the constant worry about recurrence. They may feel like strangers in their own homes because they are not permitted to talk about their feelings. Cancer patients dislike when their doctors fail to show compassion for their conditions. They find it difficult to trust physicians after being given a bad diagnosis. This is because many doctors lack knowledge about how to treat cancer patients effectively. Some even add insult to injury by suggesting treatment options that will only make matters worse. Finally, cancer patients dislike the idea of dying. However, they should not let this fact define them. Instead, they should focus on living life to the fullest while they can. Cancer is a terrible disease that kills many people every year.