hi im 36 mother of 3 n diagnosed dec 23. ive had 2 ops n 5 of 6 chemo n finding it very hard at mo. feel so peed off n cant get rid of that feeling. would love to chat. x
hi im 36 mother of 3 n diagnosed dec 23. ive had 2 ops n 5 of 6 chemo n finding it very hard at mo. feel so peed off n cant get rid of that feeling. would love to chat. x
Hi, i,ve never been on a chat site before, i,ve recently been diagnosed with breast cancer at 42, came out of the blue and i feel in turmoil, don,t know any details yet other than it,s small, in a lobe and i,m having a lumpectomy tomorrow.....i,m terrified, more waiting for results, i know you will all understand, i,ve got a wonderful husband and familiy but feel sooo alone!! HELP!!
Hi
I know exactly how you feel and so will everyone else on this site. I came on here nearly a year ago just like you and was frightened and felt helpless, but I got good advice and encouragement and I got through. It is the waiting for results that it the worse but one step at a time and you get through. Like so many of us, I have gone through the op, the chemo and the radio and although I am still on herceptin I do feel I have got most of my previous life back, I even demolished an overgrown shrub in the garden yesterday and am back to my exercise classes so things do get better.
Good luck for today, and don't overdo it after the op, it is all a shock to your system, mentally and physically. Remember Hubby is probably just as terrified as you, so support each other.
Anne
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and Hello to everyone else, I have not been on for a while although I have been reading your posts and you are all in my thoughts and prayers. I am going on a walking holiday this weekend! The jurassic Coast in Dorset, not sure if I will make the whole journey, but I am still on the 'big one' so I think this should be a walk in the park!!!
Hi
I know exactly how you feel and so will everyone else on this site. I came on here nearly a year ago just like you and was frightened and felt helpless, but I got good advice and encouragement and I got through. It is the waiting for results that it the worse but one step at a time and you get through. Like so many of us, I have gone through the op, the chemo and the radio and although I am still on herceptin I do feel I have got most of my previous life back, I even demolished an overgrown shrub in the garden yesterday and am back to my exercise classes so things do get better.
Good luck for today, and don't overdo it after the op, it is all a shock to your system, mentally and physically. Remember Hubby is probably just as terrified as you, so support each other.
Anne
x
and Hello to everyone else, I have not been on for a while although I have been reading your posts and you are all in my thoughts and prayers. I am going on a walking holiday this weekend! The jurassic Coast in Dorset, not sure if I will make the whole journey, but I am still on the 'big one' so I think this should be a walk in the park!!!