my daughter was diagnosed with leukemia in may 2023, she lost her fight in august 2023, last week i was diagnosed with grade 3 tumours in both my breast and on my scalp. Today im having a ct to find the original tumour, how do i cope with this. Im still in mourning, my youngest daughter is a wreck, she even asked me, if she needs to just sit and wait for her diagnosis. There are no links within the family to anyone else having cancer, to say im scared is a understatement.All my life ive struggled and now just as life was supposed to be getting easier, this comes up and bites my butt, they think at moment mine is in my bowels, todays scan should hopefully tell them then i should be told treatment ect, but other than ct scan i have no appointments booked right now, im hoping to kep a blog, but we will need to see, my previous blog was of Amys battle
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