Hi new to the group!!

Hi Scoobs

Welcome to the group! You're in the horrible stage where no plan plan is in place and everything is just a whirlwind. I hope you're looking after yourself. I'm 6 months into my diagnosis and it really goes get better once treatment starts. 

I hope you get your date soon and I'm sure you'll let lots of supportive messages on here

Cheers

Lizzy

Hiya 

Sorry you find yourself here but you’ll see everyone is so supportive and friendly 

Do you know how many nodes are involved ? 
It all happens so fast doesn’t it , you cannot wrap your head around what’s happening 

Take it a day at a time and keep talking 

hugs 

love L xx

Hi, like you I was diagnosed very unexpectedly and things moved quickly. I think the worst part was waiting for the biopsy results. Also I found it hard telling family and friends, although everyone was incredibly kind and sympathetic. You may feel you can’t face having the same conversation over and over again, if so that’s fine. I picked a couple of “nodal friends” to feed information out to others. Feelings of shock can wash over you seemingly out of nowhere and it’s best to acknowledge them. I hope wherever you are getting treatment there are people on hand to help and answer any questions you may have.

Ruth

Yes the hardest part is waiting for the results to come back. So I have the CT scan wait for results then hopefully move forward.

I too have close friends who I talk it through with hoping they can can talk to others for me 

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Sue

I am so thankful I have found this site I can feel the help & support already!!

I will be having all the lymph nodes removed under the right armpit.

Im hoping once all the results are back things will become easier. ️

Sue

Thank you, yes it is the horrible stage waiting for results etc. so hopefully when I have had the op & start further treatment it will become easier.

I feel the support already talking to people who can help you through it

Sue

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I love this tender reply. It means a lot to hear your voice from further along the treatment path.