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Found I have breast cancer in June.Have had the op,chemo,am taking Femara for five years,with radiotherapy looming in November.Yet ,despite many complications along the way..it's not easy as everyone knows,the whole experience seems so surreal.Does anyone else feel like this?
Just found out my Mum has Breast Cancer. And on her lymph nodes (underarm). We are all devastated and we don't know what to do for her. She needs a Body scan to check if there is Cancer anywhere else. But it is going to take 3 weeks for the results, I don't know how I can keep strong for her. She has been complaining of a strange pain in her neck for a couple of months and my Mum is panicking it's cancer. Eventually she will need Surgery and chemotherapy and I don't want to think what's that gonna...
I am currently working on a play/reading about Jo Spence, the photographer who died of cancer and took photos of her illness. I am working with, who was her close associate on this project.
Out of this I had an idea of making a short film, independent of the project named above, about women, who are or have suffered with the illness, those who refuse to allow their illness to become who they are, and are tired of being only a cancer victim and nothing else.
I am aware of those who do...
Quite a lot of people are interested in my "Diary", but when my treatment took an abrupt halt with NO explanation - - - I had no explanation for anything
Well anyway - - 1 week later, to the day, I got an e-mail from my Specialist Nurse Mentor with a full explanation of what would happen now. She had been away on a course, bless her, and her e-mail covered the situation so fully, that I had no trouble accepting it.
The same day - the Doc that had just turned his back and walked out on...
So here I am, chemo done, radiotherapy due Nov/Dec, Herceptin only for a while and oncologist talking in preventative measures and we think surgery got it all terms. so i should be ecstatic! except that i am only now thinking 'oh my goodness I had cancer, me, cancer' it is starting to play on my mind.
when i saw my GP for a fit to work at my pace note back in March she said she would be happy to sign me right off because of the enormity of my condition and treatment. i laughed inside and...
I have written this just 3 weeks in to being told I have a rare eye cancer which will kill me..I have anything from a few months to hopefully 5 years or so if treatment works well. I will update the period leading up to this entry soon, but felt I wanted to try and hare a very difficult experience with you in the hope it helps. Please comment and ask any questions you may have. I will be with you along your journey if you ever need me. This has taken me a while to write. Firstly I would like to...
Hey gang, I'm still having real problems getting my head around the workings of this website, so it's lucky I've got a bit of time to spare just now.
Yesterday - - nearly a week after I was left in the Interview Room with my jaw hanging down to the floor - - I suddenly got a reply from My Specialist Nurse Mentor - who had been out of town on a Course. When that girl sits down to answer questions - - she goes the whole hog, and gives detailed information that is easy to understand and...
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