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Hi, I’m new here, wish I wasn’t having to come here but I am trying to come to terms with my diagnosis and hope this community will make me feel less lonely. Following a smear in November 24 with HPV positive result and abnormal cells in the birth...
I was told in December that I have cervical cancer. Had an MRI on 16th January and awai, ing further details on the tumour and treatment. Struggling with the wait as now I know I need more knowledge
Hi, I got my diagnosis last Friday and I am absolutely terrified and petrified. I can't sleep or eat. Next week I get appointments for a PET scan and MRI. I wanted to join this forum because in my country the support groups are very small and there...
Evening all, I'm new here and trying to navigate this site and my feelings! Here's my story and questions. In september I was getting really random burst of pain on and off for a few weeks, went to gp and she referred me for a scan as iv a history of...
Hi am 29 and wanted to create a new thread as it has been helpful reading other stories. I don’t have any bad news I have had a smear every year for the past three years. My last two were hpv positive no cell changes and my recent which was my third was...
Hi all Just over a year ago I posted on here after a 2 week pathway referral and here I am back again.... Bit of background on me! Persistent hpv, yearly smears all up to date. 2023 - hpv and cin1 at colposcopy with bunch biopsies which came back...
Hi i was diagnosed as a stage 2a cervical cancer. Hpv related This diagnosis completely floored me as it certainly wasn't expected after I attended for a colposcopy. I then had a ct scan which luckily was ok. The wait for my plan was just awful, telling...
Hello, I have been very newly diagnosed with cervical cancer, I am yet to have a staging MRI and I am really trying to keep my sensible head on and not go to worst case scenarios. I have a 1 year old and a 3 year old and not being here for them is...
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