But not a very patient one!
I've at least got a diagnosis, it's invasive ductal cancer grade 2, but still small, oestrogen receptive but looks as if I might get away with the lymph nodes....and maybe not too much treatment afterwards?
Complex plan, but to begin with, a sentinel node (plus another one or so) removal as day surgery, (a nuclear medicine visit first to get 'the jab' for them to trace) then a gap while that, plus the HER result come back, then because of my previous surgeries for cysts and the fact one resulted in a massive haematoma, therefore scar tissue, I will have a complete mastectomy with an implant. That will be immediately after Easter.
By finding out as much as possible beforehand, the surgeon hopes to prevent too many operations. Obviously I will then need Tamoxifen or similar, so will appreciate helpful advice about that.
But I'd be interested on anyone's 'take' on her plan. I feel reassured that she took time with me, and the BC nurse afterwards spent a good while too.
Hugs xxx
moomy, I find that Letrozole exacerbates any little weakness. Any strain, sprain etc always produces more pain/ spasm than would be normal 
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Onwards and flatwards (don't do hills) and keep walking if you can!
Hi all , I’ve been having hip muscle pain ( ct ruled out anything sinister) . Doctor told be to log on to NHS and search back exercises , also to look for tennis ball massage for lower back and hip pain . I also went to chiropractor as painkillers made me feel ill . She did her bit and also advised using the tennis ball - and it does work . I have managed to stay off of the painkillers . Doctor and chiropractor told me it can take months to go away . Seems Chemo can cause muscle to tighten.
Love
Ruby Rose 
