Hi,
I'm not really sure why I'm writing this. I was diagnosed with grade 2 breast cancer on Monday (still waiting HER2 results etc). I'm an (otherwise!) healthy 28 year old. I'm currently feeling so angry and I don't know what to do!! Xx
Hi,
I'm not really sure why I'm writing this. I was diagnosed with grade 2 breast cancer on Monday (still waiting HER2 results etc). I'm an (otherwise!) healthy 28 year old. I'm currently feeling so angry and I don't know what to do!! Xx
Hi there, I hope you are well :)
I'm sorry to hear about your diagnosis, it's one of the worst things to be told and at your age it's heartbreaking. I am glad that you are on the road to getting yourself sorted out, I put myself off going to the Dr as when I noticed the swelling I saw, I just thought it was a swollen/strained part of the neck, man was I wrong!
I'm a bit like you in the sense of "why has this happened to me" although I'm not as healthy as you sound, I was quite fit and active, having done tough mudder 5 or 6 times, I used to be a kickboxer taking classes up to 4 times a week, and gone on long distance runs. But it is random, it's just our bodies f***ing up, so don't do the "ifs" and "whys", it's not going to help, trust me :)
One thing I've realised whilst being on this site, is that everyone on here is here to get help, whether it's having cancer, waiting for test results/diagnosis or caring for someone with cancer. Or to give help in anyway that they can, so you are not alone and this a great place to find answers or vent frustrations.
Take care
Tim
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Hi there, I hope you are well :)
I'm sorry to hear about your diagnosis, it's one of the worst things to be told and at your age it's heartbreaking. I am glad that you are on the road to getting yourself sorted out, I put myself off going to the Dr as when I noticed the swelling I saw, I just thought it was a swollen/strained part of the neck, man was I wrong!
I'm a bit like you in the sense of "why has this happened to me" although I'm not as healthy as you sound, I was quite fit and active, having done tough mudder 5 or 6 times, I used to be a kickboxer taking classes up to 4 times a week, and gone on long distance runs. But it is random, it's just our bodies f***ing up, so don't do the "ifs" and "whys", it's not going to help, trust me :)
One thing I've realised whilst being on this site, is that everyone on here is here to get help, whether it's having cancer, waiting for test results/diagnosis or caring for someone with cancer. Or to give help in anyway that they can, so you are not alone and this a great place to find answers or vent frustrations.
Take care
Tim
X