what a difference a day makes....

hi terri  yes its scary but there is looads of help out there.  take somebody with u for the r4esults as it gos over your head.   good luck. pam

Thanks you all.

Completly parked up on paranoya street tonight, have been feeling sick and dizzy for a few months now and now Ivw got it into my head that the cancer is else where and this is secondary in my breast. Did anyone else feel sick n dizzy all the time, when I went to the docs before they said it was just down to low blood pressure but it seems now every little thing is major......apologies for the neurosis xx

Hello telgirl                                                     Your not thinking anything I haven't thought since first hearing I'd breast cancer and I don't think we'll be the only two. I didn't feel sick or dizzy but thought WHAT IF cancer has spread,this is a secondary all those dark thoughts but it's not too long untill monday now and then you'll know what IF ANYTHING you are fighting                                    best wishes will be thinking of you on monday      

Well, you DID say you were down to a Dorito or two...that would make anyone dizzy/sick.  Not knowing/waiting for info is VERY tough.  I try to stay distracted (hard, but I try) and arm mysrlf with questions on a pad so I'm not a stammering noodle head at the Doc's office.  Somehow it makes me a bit calmer.  I guess the 'preparedness' makes me feel in some kind of control of the situation.  We're with 'ya...xx

just want to wish you good luck for tomorrow, will be thinking of you with fingers crossed