KAZx2's blog

  • Help

    FormerMember
    FormerMember
    Hi I had a LD Flap recon in January this year and Radiotherapy, but had Neoadjuvant Chemo finished last November. I have just noticed a swelling above my cholar bone at the base of my neck. has anyone else experiened this. I am seeing my consultant in 4 weeks but I'm wondering whether to see him sooner?
  • SWEEP

    FormerMember
    FormerMember
    My profile picture is of my ex worker Border Collie 'Sweep' age 11 He has now retired as we sold all the sheep four years ago. I do miss the sheep especially at lambing time - I was frequently found with my hand up a sheep's back end ! I enjoy walking Sweep and he has grown into quite a little character not the vicious sterotype working dog. He was never very good at working - used to get half way up the hill look at…
  • update

    FormerMember
    FormerMember
    Saw my Consultant yesterday 10 days after surgery. He said that they removed seven nodes four of which had the disease. They found nothing in my breast - I have been told that this is called Occult Breast cancer. I hope and pray they have removed all of it. I have now been referred back to my Oncologist for hormone therapy. My consultant did mention the Oncologist may decide to give me more chemo, and then said though…
  • Pinky & Perky

    FormerMember
    FormerMember
    Hi All Came home Monday - 6 days post op. Feeling a bit sore and tearful I think it is all catching up with me. I have to say I can't say a bad word against the NHS all the staff, treatment and care I have received. I observed several instances where people were rude and citicising the nurses and facilities - my opinion is if you expect better go private. I have had an LD flap recon and have named them Pinky and Perky…
  • STOMACH DOING SOMERSAULTS

    FormerMember
    FormerMember
    I'm trying to prepare myself mentally for the op tomorrow - can't wait till it's all over, hoping they don't find traces of it in the other glands they are taking out. Fingers crossed. I can just see the light at the end of the tunnel - two hurdles over one more to go (radiotherapy)