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
I know they are cute, but a bit concerned that they should be around so much in daylight hours. However, that day was rubbish collection day and we are still on black sacks for what can't be recycled (plus clear sacks for what can!) so I guess they are out for titbits by tearing open sacks which might (but shouldn't) have waste food. We have a green wheels bin system that takes all waste foods and garden waste.
However, they do seem healthy.....
Hugs xxx
Moomy
Too early for them to have cubs moomy they only have one litter in March so must be a mating pair .j
scavenging but just keep an eye open for them . In case they start too look unhealthy .Most probably just enjoying easy pickings
According to a neighbour over the road who watched, they mated a few moments later brazenly on a doorstep a few doors from this! Haha!
Hugs xxx
Moomy
ps if you putting Jan chemo thread up here is hints link
community.macmillan.org.uk/.../chemo-aids-shopping-list-gathered-from-breast-group-memebrs
Northerner , could you add that for me, please?
hugs xxx
Moomy
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