Hi Lorraine (Blossom)
I just wanted to say sorry that you have been feeling so low, but you will find lots of lovely people on this thread who will give you lots of advice and support. I am not going through this myself, as it is my sister who has experienced this, but everyone else on here is experiencing this personally at different stages, so I am sure they will be of immense help to you.
It is such a shame you didn't get to go on your 5 day retreat, but hopefully you put your name on their waiting list so you can go when there is some free space.
Marian, really sorry about how fed up you have been feeling, I know how hard it can be, but glad you're feeling better..hope you enjoy your fortnight of fun! :-)
Chelle, hope Jimmy's 1st outing was a success & you didn't feel too self conscious. Hope the steroids go ok for you..my sis used to drive her hubby mad if she took them too late in the evening & was "ping"..wide awake at 3 in the morning.
Hi to everyone else, hope you are all ok today..
Love & best wishes..
xx
Hi all
Now getting me strength back the Monday after the chemo is always the worse day my energy just drain and I have to keep recharging myself. Sorry to see there are new people that have joined us but your are in the right place for lots of support and people that know what your going through.
Lorraine hope you feel better with your new treatment and if you do find out any more about estrogens in food I would be grateful.
Chelle hope your feeling better after chemo week, I see this would help you to I have look into some sites but I will keep searching. Here's one site I found not sure the truth behind it but worth looking into it.
If you are suffering from breast cancer, PMS, fibroids, ovarian cysts, and other situations that estrogen might exacerbate, the following estrogen inhibiting foods might be of interest to you.
Berries Broccoli Buckwheat Cabbage Citrus Foods Corn Figs
Fruits (except apples, cherries, dates, pomegranates) Grapes
Green beans Melons Millet Onions Pears Pineapples Squashes Tapioca White rice
White flour
Foods Containing Natural Estrogens
Alfalfa Animal flesh Anise seed Apples Baker's yeast Barley Beets Carrots Cherries Chickpeas (garbanzo beans) Clover Cowpeas (black- eyed peas) Cucumbers
Dairy Foods Dates Eggs Eggplant Fennel Flaxseeds Garlic Hops Liquorice Oats Olive oil Olives Papaya Parsley Peas Peppers Plums Pomegranates Potatoes Pumpkin Red beans Red clover Rhubarb Rice (relatively high) Sage Sesame seeds Soybean sprouts Soybeans Split peas Sunflower seeds Tomatoes Wheat Yams.
Jean sorry to here you in pain after you chemo (side affects) we all do it think we can carry on as normal and not listen to our bodies. Hope it get better soon.
Hi blossom (Lorraine)Sorry to read you are feeling low we are all here to help each other hope you treatment goes ok for you.
All take care Margaret XX
CATCH UP WITH EVERYONE SOON JUST GOT TO RECHARGE MYSELF AGAIN. LOL
Hi All,
Just wanted to pop in & wish you all a good morning.. Hope everyone is feeling ok today! Hope Wilma, Elvis & Jimmy are behaving themselves!
Hope you can all enjoy the sunshine (if it is shining where you are, of course). Thinking of you all & what you are going through..
Love and best wishes..
xx
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