Breast clinic

I can’t cope waiting for my appointment on the 4th of March. I can’t function! I’m constantly checking my boobs every two minutes it’s really making me ill. I keep seeing weird marks and thinking it’s inflammatory breast cancer. I feel so so ill with it.  I had a private ultrasound prior  that said fibroadenoma but I keep thinking they’d have to biopsy at my nhs app to confirm and what if they’re wrong and the breast consultant says cancer. The irony of it all was that I was referred because the dr felt thickening skin on my right well nothing showed on that one on the ultrasound.

my fear stems from mums breast cancer scare in Dec which thankfully came back benign. I keep thinking thinking I’m dying and really frightened. 

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  • Hi I’ve just joined and not sure what I’m actually doing. My friend also went through very similar thing as yourself. She got herself into a real state, especially online, but it turned out to be breast cysts, but by the time she had her app she’d convinced herself of the worst, which I totally get, but stay strong, think positive, try to wait for the right and professional advice and prognosis, i hope to hear good news soon from you. 

  • Thank you for your encouraging reply. Pleased your friend was ok. I’m really unwell with the worry. I don’t know how I can keep it together. Xx 

  • She totally is ok, it was a worrying time but in the end it wasn’t cancer, I always try to think logically but emotion is powerful, but try to reassure yourself, that you are now dealing with it, which is better, you can do this, try to focus on your everyday life. I write a little to do list for the next day each night, it may help you do that, keep busy, keep talking to people, hoping for good news very soon. 

  • I feel awful because I’ve had an ultrasound privately prior to this and they put fibroadenoma. But my head is taking me to dark places thinking that she is wrong and they will tell me at the clinic ’s something sinister  I wish I could I think more logical. You’ve been really kind thank you xx

  • I’m not sure of your personal circumstances, but myself, I’d challenge the dark thoughts, swap them for positive thoughts, go and get some fresh air or visit friends or relatives, remember not to stop living,  writing down how you feel can release negative emotions, my go to is laughter always, even through tears you can laugh. You can do this. Little steps. 

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  • I’m not sure of your personal circumstances, but myself, I’d challenge the dark thoughts, swap them for positive thoughts, go and get some fresh air or visit friends or relatives, remember not to stop living,  writing down how you feel can release negative emotions, my go to is laughter always, even through tears you can laugh. You can do this. Little steps. 

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