Karen22. So you start with @ symbol and immediately start typing name and you'll get options if name something common like Jack so it's easier to keep typing more of name .
LondonLass. I used love hemp CBD oil . My hip was seizing and couldn't walk further than end of my drive most days. Now I'm back walking miles. I put one full dropper of the flavoured oil under my tongue each night for 2 minutes
Thank you to everyone who sent me lovely messages following my mammogram results yesterday. Those of you who have known me for a few months will know what a state I had got myself into about everything x
Ah thank you Karen22. I have been able to think about when I might start back at work. I just couldn't contemplate it while I was waiting for the results. I am so tired still but I think that is a side effect of the letrozole so I shall just have to cope with that once I am working again.
Can I ask advice please? How long did those of you through your RT/ Chemo take off before returning to work? I am feeling seriously under pressure. I originally took 2 weeks off after the operation in September 2021. Then I had 2 weeks off 5 months later. Then hit a brick wall 10 weeks ago and have been off since then.
I’d say don’t got back until you feel you’re 100% ready.
Back in 2013 (age 51) my first diagnosis I had a terrible boss, on my own and no sick pay. I only had 2 operations and 20 days RT (no chemo) and worked through it except for 4 days for surgery. Looking back it was very stupid, and I suffered the consequences during the next year. Things didn’t improve with my boss, and ended up leaving 2 years later.
I am lucky this time round as not working, but being a bit older I really don’t think I could have done it all this year.
If you can take time for yourself and recover, better for your employer too to have a happy and recovered employee returning? xx
