DFSP... Nope can't say as I have heard of it.

The hardest part for me is the speed with which life was turned up side down once the true diagnosis was reached. The brutality with which DFSP smashed into my life and wrenched out of my hands so much of my life,(maybe for a period of time)  its mind blowing.Its hard to express this to loved ones because they are all willing you better, hoping its all going to be alright, and its not that I am not a fighter but there…

 For so long nearly two years, the diagnosis had been simply a harmless keloid scar which was growing and angry, YES a nuisance, the size of my fist,ugly and painful but nothing sinister.

However it became apparent by the look on the medic's face that he profoundly disagreed, at this moment I felt sick, I thought  'if it is not a keloid scar, then what is it?'

Soon I would learn the term DFSP!