Hi. Try not to worry, I know that's hard but if you let your thoughts spiral it gets really rough. 
 

In December I found a lump in my left breast and waited 2 weeks for an appointment at the doctors. At the appointment she said she would refer me to the breast clinic however would be on a waiting list, due to my age (29) I wouldn't make priority for emergency appointment. 
the appointment at the breast clinic was probably one of the most difficult experiences for me as I played it down and didn't try prepare myself for the what if's. It was very overwhelming having all the tests. 
fast forward a couple of weeks I had a diagnosis and was on my way for fertility treatment. After that on 21st feb (4 days before my 30th birthday ) I had a mastectomy and all lymph nodes removed from left side. Today I had my first chemo treatment. 
it's been a rough ride however I've powered through by trying to think of the positives, even when you feel like there isn't any. And preparing for the answers I didn't want to hear. 
 

hopefully your appointment comes around quick and it's good news for you. 
 

Good luck  

Hi [@Chelsea]‍ 

What a rough ride indeed.

All I can do is wish you a smoother road to recovery and keep focusing on those positives.

Hope you're doing OK after Chemo :happy:

Hi [@Plumlet]‍ 

thanks for your reply. Feeling ok so far, just a little sick and insomnia is kicking in. Hence being up at this hour lol. 
 

hope you are doing ok. 

Hi [@Plumlet]‍ 

thanks for your reply. Feeling ok so far, just a little sick and insomnia is kicking in. Hence being up at this hour lol. 
 

hope you are doing ok. 

Hi [@Chelsea]‍ 

Both common side effects sadly.

Lots of tips online how to try and beat it if it continues, you really need to get as much sleep as you can to help heal.:love: