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I thought I was going through the menopause and wanted HRT so I had scan which started my journey. 4 weeks later when I thought the results of my biopsy would be normal. All 8 biopsies were cancerous. Changed my life. I'm strong and try everyday to think positive and my op is March 10 th. Radical hysterectomy. Ladies. Get checked if you have any abnormalities 

Sharon

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    Wow

    how life changes in a moment.., I think I am on similar path.. I had an attempted smear that failed on fri when they found a mass and said I will need urgent referral.,, I don't know where the mass is but think vaginal wall.. it's all so baffling... sending love .. how great you have a date!

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    Morning 

    Keep your chin up. I remember hearing those words. It's awful. I had 5 weeks of not knowing how or where it was down there. Please think positively even though it's often hard. Once you know what your dealing with you can find the courage. Keep fighting. We all have this. Lots of love xx

    pre op Valentine's Day. Can't wait to get shot of this awful thing. 

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    Morning 

    Keep your chin up. I remember hearing those words. It's awful. I had 5 weeks of not knowing how or where it was down there. Please think positively even though it's often hard. Once you know what your dealing with you can find the courage. Keep fighting. We all have this. Lots of love xx

    pre op Valentine's Day. Can't wait to get shot of this awful thing. 

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