processing a carcinosarcoma diagnosis

You are in shock, it's big news and not the news anyone imagined they'd ever hear. I remember feeling really rough and having a lot of pain. Do menion it to your nurse to be checked just in case it's something sinister.

In the menatime focus on seeing friends and chatting, getting fresh air every day and eating as healthily as you can. Getting myself as physically ready for the surgery and treatment ahead made me feel like there was at least something I could be in control of. 

Once you have a treatment plan / things start moving fowards you will feel a bit better, 

Thank you very much for your reply  xx

Hi

It is a worrying time for you and I remember feeling pretty awful at the time. 

Whilst it is understandable to have some physical symptoms from the anxiety, I would recommend that you get some medical advice regarding the chest pain and headaches. If you are experiencing chest pain- for whatever reason- this needs checking out. Why not give NHS111 a call. You are not wasting anyone's time- chest pain is a symptom that needs evaluation. 

You could also give the Macmillan Support Line a call first if it would help to talk things through.

Jane