I don't mind chatting , it can be for whatever reason a rant or question if I can I would love to help. I'm up most of the night I've got my nights mixed with days. I not a do Gooder or know it all , just a lady that's here for now. xx
Hi Carol. That's really nice that you are offering your help. I was diagnosed with lobular cancer last July and had a mastectomy in September. I have gone through FEC-T and now having radiotherapy. How are you? X
I'm not doing too bad today. I'm glad your brave enough
to see your treatment through. Going through the treatments can make you feel like poo. You are the only lady I have spoken to that's also has lobular bc . How are you managing with treatment, have you had good nurses. I hope you are in as good spirits as possible. Hope to speak again. Carol x
Hello I am new to this page so if I am intruding I apologise. I had lobular bc in 2012. Had mastectomy then chemo. after a lot of consideration had a reconstruction 2014. Been a long road but feel like I'm at the other side of it now. Keep strong ladies x
Hi Carol. I think lobular is quite rare and difficult to detect on mammogram. The chemotherapy was a challenge, I found the nausea and fatigue the worst. I am now over half way through radiotherapy. Had a little glip last week, had chest and arm pain apparently common with the treatment. I am back tomorrow to continue with it. Have you finished all treatment now? X
Hi Mags no need to apologise. Good to hear from you. I am thinking about reconstruction, if you don't mind me asking which type did you go for? It is really good to know there is light at the end of the tunnel x
I cant remember name off hand but the one where they take muscle from back I also had my left one reduced at the same time. took a while to get over but so glad I did it now. It is wonderful to have my cleavage back.
