Hiya, he had back pain and was sent to physio. She referred him on. He had an MRI. This was all private. He was then admitted as an emergency at NHS hospital as they suspected spinal compression. He was diagnosed after 3 weeks in hospital, it's in his spine and ribs. Can barely move. Second chemo starting today. They always seem to think it's sciatica!
Morning all.. following with interest as my sista was diagnosed on a routine blood test by GP. No symptoms, made an appointment to discuss HRT and was recalled for repeat bloods, diagnosed within days, quickly accelerated to bone marrow biopsy/CT/MRI/xrays and Oncologist... a shock to us all..to say the least .. the past 18 months have been a rollercoaster.. my sista is stoic and positive .. on a personal and selfish view, being 500 miles away and unable to travel is ....
Hi Bongoon, unsure if this message is for me as it asks 'hows your husband coping with treatment ' I'm widowed, so assume it is for another member.
My investigation is ongoing and becoming more complex with each hospital visit.. feel as though I have visited almost every department.. from Breast clinic to Cardiology, ECG last week and 24 hr heart monitor which had a faulty battery, so another appt has to be made...
