Hi everything a bit of a blur , I was bleeding g for 7 weeks on and off in September , tried to get an appointment in my gp surgery to no avail they just threw menapouse at me, I had no other symptoms apart from period like pain severe bloating and could feel lumps quote large between hips on both sides and one moved across to where my womb is my partner saw it move. Finally got gp appointment sent me to same day A and E, surgeon referred me to gynecologist but was puzzled said womb definitely distended, another visit to A and E and told to take painkillers every 2 hours , gp 3 more times bloods ok. Forward 27th December biopsy was told my inside should not look like that, 5 large polyps thickening of lining 17mm. Betwwen zapain making me constipated my stomach pain went ok different pain but that was heaven, gp thought that was strange at the time.Now rushing everything , had ct scan, Ultrasound, chest xray , mri on Sunday if am well enough full of cold then consultant on Tuesday 11th.
I am scared feel I cannot talk to anyone my partner has mental health issues with losing his parents and diabetes type 2 uncontrolled. I feel a bit let down by gp practice this could have been discovered much sooner my boss in work made me push them, also lost 3 stone since November as cannot eat very well.Apologies for long story bit lost 
Saw consultant good news not spread and now downgraded to 1a so hopefully got in time 
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Hi yes said 1a then check see if any in tummy fat if all is good great can go back to work finally and no pain , biggest downfall partner and myself do not get our own child we both have the stepchidren but he is such a great dad. Cannot have everything in life ️
Hi Electra
Your provisional grade and stage are positive and suggest that it has been caught at an early stage. The grade means that it is likely that it is slow growing and less aggressive. The post op results will hopefully confirm them. A grade 1 and stage 1a cancer may mean that a hysterectomy is all that is needed. But it is the whole picture post op which will hopefully confirm this.
Having a diagnosis can be hard to cope with and difficult also for those around us. A lot of people find Maggie's | Everyone's home of cancer care helpful. I wonder if there is one near you. You can also ask at your hospital as to what is available.
My GP has a counsellor attached to the practice and it may be worth asking at yours.
I have recently done the HOPE course and found it helpful.
HOPE – Help Overcoming Problems Effectively - Macmillan Cancer - Macmillan Cancer Support
If you give the Support Line a call they can search your local area to see if there is any support or counselling that could help you both.
Both of you are also welcome to call the Support Line at any point if you feel like talking things through would help.
Jane
