Hi , I am 49 and was diagnoised with Grade 3 Invasive Ductal Carinoma, PR Negative. Yesterday. I feel my head is about to explode,, Anxious and very scared. I have a 10 year old son who has Down syndrome and is totally unaware and would not understand, Having lots of cuddles from him right now. Not sure what else to say. Just wanted to start somewhere x
Hi. Yes we can do it. Yes definetly good to cha and very much needed. . For the both if us to get us through this which we will. I am still in some kind of disbelief, I go to bed and wake up thinking it is a dream and tnen the anxiety starts again. I am a fighter so , I will let myselk cry , be kind to myself and take i each day as it comes, I will always be here for to to chat to xx
It’s very much like a bad dream , I wish it were !
my children keep me going , some days I think I may not get out of bed if it wasn’t for my 4 year old !
Good luck for Mondays biopsy , I have bloods on Monday to check if my delayed chemo can go ahead next week instead , fingers crossed
hugs , L xx
My Son makes me smile every day and is worth getting out of bed for,
I will keep you posted re biospy and thank you. Good luck to you too. Lets hope the Chemo will go ahead and get this next bit moving for you.
Love and hugs xx
Hey how are you doing? I stayed away for a whlle and went into a denial stage. I just had my mascetomy, some lymph nodes removed adn breast reconstruction surgery on Monday and now home. All now feels very real. Furher results next wednesay to see if the Cancer has spread and further treatment required, So far so good. Been emotional, Not to painful. Just very tired
Hows things going with you and evyerone else here. How are you all doing xxxx
Everyhing has gone so quick from being diagnosed to surgery. Just soo tired mainly and trying to keep positive, every now and again I have a wobble, Thats ok, Yes we can beat this and be stronger people for it. Good luck with the Chemo, I am just so amazed how quick things are moving cant fault the NHS at all. Keep in touch. Keep smiling xx
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