Just popped on today for the first time to say Hi
I am 10 days post op after full total hysterectomy luckily done by keyhole. It’s obviously no picnic but I can’t help feeling I’m incredibly lucky,
after losing my mum at a young age to something very similar. I think of all the advancements made and fingers crossed my grade one will remain at 1A after post op Regrading.
I have always been a positive person or Perhaps I am stupid ? but nevertheless the woman who when the surgeon told her the diagnosis went quiet and said I’ll take that ! After all, I was 85% sure I had cancer prior to entering the room Somehow I just knew, he looked at me bemused but when you see loved ones suffer over the years you realise sometimes you just have to accept things and resolve to fight, after all we’ll have family and friends who are not so lucky and hopefully I’m gonna kick it’s ass.
maybe it hasn’t fully hit me yet ? I have been told some people crumble a month after the operation? and everything happened very quickly from first doctors appointment to having the op.
Am I odd To be so calm? Maybe I won’t be if the regrading from the operation isn’t positive. Anyway id like to say hello and wish everyone good luck on their journey.
Hi Va7 and welcome to the group. Very well done for having had your op! We all react and cope in different ways so I’d say whatever gets you through, go with that! I think statistically most predicted grades stay the same and most predicted stages stay the same, or if they go up, it’s “only” by one stage or less frequently two. My op was in 2022. Hope your results come through soon!
Hi Va7
Welcome to the group.
I am sorry to hear that you had a diagnosis of cancer and wish you well for your continued recovery from your surgery.
It sounds promising that your provisional staging and grading is low.
Everyone reacts differently to a cancer diagnosis and for me the processing didn't really happen until after treatment finished. Everything seems to happen so quickly.
Do let us know if there is anything you need. There are many lovely ladies on here who will want to offer support.
My cancer was in 2022 and I am still doing ok.
Jane
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