Grade 3 Serous

Bless you Daisy - welcome to the group. I feel for you and imagine your mind is racing with the impact, the shock and the what ifs. I’d really encourage to try and slow things down and take things one step at a time. All the waiting is the absolute pits, but you will get through it. And we are a lovely bunch of ladies here who will support you when you need to chat or vent or ask questions. I’m glad you’re in touch with your CNS team and would encourage you to phone them too when you feel anxious, and also to ask them what the stage was from the histology. I’m guessing that you didn’t have a scan before your hysterectomy?

Hello Daisy, sounds like you have been through the mill. It’s so hard dealing with delays and feeling as if you have very little control. It’s a real rollercoaster of emotions but I hope you have moments where you can find something nice to do or look at to distract you for a bit. I had numerous contact with my GP during covid with irregular heavy bleeding, sometimes lasting 30 days and in between pink spotting. They dismissed it as the menopause and it took a year and a bit to get a referral for a hysteroscopy with a biopsy! I felt so shocked to be told I had cancer and really gutted it had taken a lot of pushing to get taken seriously. I decided to try and shelf the anger and disappointment til later and focus on the here and now. Not easy, and it pops up there sometimes. Too much to deal with and go through all this . I try really hard to live in the moment and pull myself back from the despair as much as I can. It’s a way of getting a wee bit of control back for now! I really hope you get a lot of support to get through this . Take care Ax

Hi Daisy and Morar Welcome to the group, you will get lots of support, good tips and advice from the lovely ladies on the site.

I'am so sorry to hear that you have both had a really tough time of it but hopefully that is in the past and things will improve for you going forward.

Robin xxx

You’ve joined the right group Daisy - it’s so comforting to have these lovely ladies in the group supporting- it’s a lot to take in and come to terms with but taking one day at a time you will get through it - I have Serous too, got my op this Friday which is another step towards my goal of being myself again - big hugs Chrissie x 

Goodluck with the op this Friday  and sending you a speedy recovery and you will feel great emotionally after the op that alien has been evicted for good.  Remember positive thoughts for a positive outcome  xxxx

Thanks Mad

Hello Daisy and welcome to the group.  I know it's hard having any cancer diagnosed but I was shocked to find min e was SEROUS  I really didn't think it would be this one.  Beforehand visit to the consultant I made a list of all the common uterus cancers and wrote a brief description and prognosis of each cancer  and I remember the consultant said high grade serous,  I just thought that's one I definitely didn't want,!

So I'd just like to say ask away any questions.If you want.  I had my op 26 Jan this year and currently receiving 6 rounds of chemo every 21 days and just had my second one today. After chemo ends ( which is optional choice) I will have 3 sessions of Brachytherapy.

Best wishes  xx

Good Luck for Friday Chrissie I will be thinking of you. Wishing you a speedy recovery

Its my op Friday for Serous grade 3 also so we will be have lots to look forward to once we have our ops are done.

As you say another step to being back to ourselves again.

Best wishes

Robin

And good luck for Friday to you too Robin

Yes Good Luck to you both, look forward to hearing both from you Mrsceedee and Robin27, as soon as it's comfortable for you. Wishing you both a positive outcome xxx