I had lumpectomy  which  I got  over very quickly  ... chemo made me maybe more tired to be honest that's all  I felt for Couple days  was fine rest of the weeks till next one... rmotadiator never felt anything  no tiredness  at all no sore marks u  don't feel it took literally 2 min every day   had biopsy septt  finished treatments  end March.... then yearly appointment  with mammogram for 5 years then every  3 xxx 

Thankyou for letting me no about your treatments .Will post more when I've had my results .I'm aching alot more today which is getting me down. But I just want to no what to expect regarding treatments etc.

Take care 

SD

My chemo was like hour half each  session ... radiation was like 2 mins  each session... try not to worry I know  easier said than done but the treatment is very successful   thanks for letting  me know  xx

Hi [@SD70]‍ i hope you don't mind me jumping on here. I was diagnosed with stage one oestrogen positive breast cancer when I was 52 after being on HRT for just 6 months. In hindsight, there had been lots of indicators a long the way that my body and oestrogen didn't rub along as well as they should! I was diagnosed as a result of a mammogram and although there was no lump to feel, the area was tender. I had from memory, over 10 biopsies and was told to make an appointment in 2 weeks time to get the result. That was pre Covid and Pre consultants working to rule and pre all the staff shortages. That two weeks was the worst part. The not knowing is awful. Even though my diagnosis was cancer, a weight was lifted because I had a plan. So, I really feel for you. I had a double mastectomy and was absolutely thriving. Then after two years, I now have a tumour on my thyroid. I had a biopsy in May and was told I might / might not have cancer because abnormal cells were present. I was told I would need an operation to remove it within 4 months. Sadly that time has come and gone. So I asked for another biopsy and have now been waiting a further 3 weeks. I feel those of us in the waiting room, with a feeling of being in limbo, need a support group of our own . I joke that the cancer is unlikely to kill me but all this waiting around will. I just wish we could wave a magic wand and cancer services went back to how they were. I feel for everyone- the medical staff, us and our families. So in a nutshell, I get your worry. I hope this next week flys by and that you have a positive outcome. X

Mine was twenty something mm and was about an inch above the nipple. They scanned the armpit but didn't take any biopsies.  Please remember that it's the people that have cancer that tend to stay on this forum. There have been many that get told it wasn't cancer and then leave. That said, I know that worry stops us from seeing sense and logic at times so Im just  going to say I hear and feel your pain. I hope you have a positive outcome x

Sounds like mine is in the same place, I just want the phone call Thursday night then I can see what  dealing with .I'm pretty calm about it ,I've read up lots and have written a list of questions if I get told uts cancer .Thankyou for taking the time to message me ,it helps having someone to talk to .SD XX

You're welcome. Good luck for Thursday xx

Thankyou xx

.Been  for my results today .I've got lobular breast cancer aprox size 35mm x 34mm.oestrogen receptor positive .Got to have a mri scan in 1 to 2 weeks to confirm size and check other breast and the mri scan will help to determine what operation need.Also need a sentinel lymph node biopsy .There hoping to do a lumpoctomy and then 5 days of radiotherapy  .I'm doing OK, just glad to know after 2 weeks of waiting .xx