Fuzzy's Romp Room
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Special ... uh oh .... isn't it normal to do self exams every five minutes?? HAHAHAHAAA!! Well...sorta ....
Veggy hon .. I would never tell ya what to do of course...I suppose don't hold a lot of value to my "ladies"at this point in my life. It is a very personal decision and you will make the choice that is just right for you. Special had the roughest road that I have ever heard of and is just a rock star with information. I know that somewhere in these boards there is a "invite only" for photos and such ... not sure if that would help you but I'm sure the Mods would hook you up...
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fuzzy - yes it is! I just didn't want to get caught doing it in the grocery store! It is funny - after exchange surgery in Feb my PS said I was to start massage on the implants, and to do it several times a day and when stuck in traffic! I have a small car so everyone can see into it - ha! I massaged anyway!
The picture forum is a separate site that you have to request access to - I believe there are several members who can help, but the only one I can recall at the moment is lilah. I think whippetmom also can set you up but she is so busy answering people's questions on the breast implant 101 thread she usually hooks you up with lilah. The site is run by timtam but I think she changed her name and I don't remember what her new name is.
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LOL!!! YOU GO GIRL!!! HAHAHHAAAA!!! Whew...cause we need our massages!
MJB was the one who invited me to that forum but I'm sure whippetmom would know.
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Veggy - Im all for the BMX. I had multi focal DCIS in the right with micro invasion, as well as LCIS. The last thing I wanted was to have to go through mamos, MRIs, biopsies, etc every 6 months. I'm 38 with okay looking boobs, but those f-ers had to go! I have a husband and 2 kids who count on me and how would I feel if I didnt do everything I possibly could to save myself - for them?
While I hate these stupid TE's right now, I know they are coming out soon (7 weeks from today) and I will be a healthy mama. With GREAT foobs!
I loooove my PS, which is maybe one of the things that made my decision easier, but I might have decided even before I met him.
I hope I didnt offend anyone with any of my comments. Its just my journey, and my feelings. Not meant to make anyone angry/sad/anything...
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Up since 3am............it is now 3:20 pm..........never have problems sleeping......got up as I usually to go to the bathroom................got back in bed.........began to "go over my life" while trying to fall back to sleep, gave up at 4pm, and came into the family room.........drank coffe..........ate scone..........did a crossword puzzle, and sat a nd wondered...............WTF is wrong with me.................I'll be friggin 77 next Tuesday, and couldn't give a shit.................HOnest...........I hate my life...........................
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awww ducky, I am sorry you are feeling crappy. Wish I knew what to say to make it better, other than a hug to you.
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Ducky sorry that you are feeling so bad right now.....hope your spirits lift soon and you sleep better tonight...
Ok I am not sure if I will be back on this site before I go for surgery tomorrow.. My daughter is coming tonight To be with her father while I am being operated on....have to be at the hospital at 8:30.... Everyone remember to jump in my pocket or jump on the bus and keep me company tomorrow.... Thanks everyone for your support and help getting through these surgeries...
Will post when I can after surgery... Might be a day or 2!!!
Cindy -
Crog......................Good luck............been down that road.......its scary, but you do get through it.............I'll be praying for you, and in your pocket.......if the pocket gets too crowded, I'll jump out and get on the bus.............hugs...............right now my problem seems small.......your gonna be fine, really, it sucks, but once its over you will feel a little better about it......good luck.......
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ducky - For lack of a better term I call it the mid-night madness and it happens to a lot of us. For me it is usually when I'm in pain and I start thinking is this worth it when I am almost 70 and at best the medications give me at best a shot at another 10 to 15 years, I am prone to pneumonia and with my COPD my next bout could kill me. Morning comes and I see ducks in the canal, hear the birds or spot a beautiful flower. Then I think about the people that love me and the ones that rely on me and I happily take my next round of meds.
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crog - best of luck tomorrow - we are all in your pocket, and things are going to be fine for you!
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Best of luck tomorrow Crog.
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CROG - You do your thing and we'll all be there with ya!
Ducky....I am so sorry. This whole cancer shit crap hell monster experience messes with me too. I am constantly worried and often think ... tomorrow? A week? A month? It's just torture. I'm 40 and I wonder if I will get to make it to 70....a lot.
Today is a bad day for me too ... wanna hang out in the lava lounge and throw shit? Break stuff? I'm ready...
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ducky...Would you like to spend some time in Fuzzy's Romp room.
Once I slept there felt so much better the next morning. It's a magical place.
(((Fuzzy)))
(((FRIENDS)))
♥
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veggy.....I'm not ignoring you but I only had a Lumpectomy so i can't contribute anything...
I can only send you hugs and peace. ♥
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Crog I will be in your pocket too. You'll just have to see this when you come back and tell us everything went smoothly and great!
Ducky sleeplessness seems to be a part of this and totally random
Do whatever it takes to get you through becuase it is worth it when you come out the other side. I kind of figure with all the fertilizer (read sh*t) that's going on there ought to be some fantastic flowers, veggies, or plants there when its done!
Fuzzy I turn 42 towards the end of the year and I joke that if I make it to 60 I'll be happy. Maybe I'll up it to 70, but that might wait until my teenager is out of the house. Of course when my son becomes a teenager that age may shorten...mine or his not sure which
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crog....Will be in your pocket tomorrow.
Wishing you a quick recovery.
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Crog - in your pocket, driving the bus. Whatever you need. Best of luck tomorrow!
Ducky - sorry your having the shit day/night. I hope today was better for you and those crappy thoughts are gone. Throwing shit with Fuzzy sounds like fun. Might as well give it a try.
(((Crog)))
(((ducky)))
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Crog, the bus is heading your way! Will be thinking of you tomorow!
I have NO problem going to sleep. Lights out. I wake up almost every morning between 4 and 5, and that's it for the night. I don't think I'm really thinking about anything in particular, but I'm WIDE awake. Still have coffee once I get up though...
I'm 49 and will turn 50 in October. Who, me?? I teased my husband a couple of years ago because an AARP card showed up on his birthday. What timing! We have a 13-yo daughter who is trying to survive middle school. I just finished editing her social studies project a few minutes ago - ugh.
OMG - Sheila, you're about to have 20,000 posts!! (Probably do by now, but at this moment, that's where you are!)
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OMG...madpeacock...i didn't realized it.
I had a fear that when I reached 20.000 my account here will be closed or something like that.
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Hi siestas
Veggy sista/friend....I think the majority wins if you want to listen to the sistas.we love ya and want you to be healthy......take those suckers off...
Ducky----I'm sending you a pm after I check on how Jo made out with her surgery.
Crog.im on the bus with you tomorrow
All my other sistas I miss you.
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Sheila - were you going to expire or something @ 20,000? Looks like you survived. You were at 19,999 when I made that post.
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I promise I will never complain again................I'm going to be 77 next week............I should consider myself lucky..............not because cancer isn't bad, but you young girls..........my youngest daughter of my six children is 43................I should be ahsamed of myself for complaining...........................my prayers to you "babies"...............I hope and pray you see your 90's...........................hugs, and thanks for thinking of me, amid all your problems............you are all such good friends...........
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ducky - we all have a down day and we all complain every now and then, you can do it anytime you want, friends are here boost you up and show you they care!
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Heys girls! I ve been following this post for awhile, and must say... I LUVVVV it!! everybody is SO freakin honest about this horrible disease, and our fears about it! IT is FUCKING refreshing! Yes, I have dropped the F bomb! lol! I completed treatment in FEB. I feel exactly the same way Fuzzy did when writing this OP. Sometimes I think my friends and family think im cracking up emotionally though. I mean WTF? I was dx almost 1 year ago, THROWN into physical treatment, and my mind is now REELING over the fact I had cancer at all! Missing a boob is nothing to me. ( i literally stuff a sock in it!) I had my aunt sew sleeves in all of my old bras for socks! Not paying 50 bucks for a mastectomy bra! Feel like I have to be this happy face all the time, you all know.... "THE survivor" ugh, this is not an 80's ROCKY movie! Shit! Ive had many good things happen to me over treatment and many bad things. Ive met a group of wonderfully supportive friends and lost a few that I had thought were best friends. yada yada, weve been there! Anyways ladies, I love the honesty in these posts! THANK YOU!
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Ducky, it doesnt matter our age here. We are all scared of the same thing. My daughter is only 4, but I can tell you , I dont think it would be any easier if I thought I would miss out on any part of her life even at 40. Our love for our children is timeless!
Also, FUZZY, came across the GTFO joke awhile ago in the posts, and couldnt agree more. UGh, I hate the women that infilterate a post just to argue for the sake of arguing! We dont all have to agree, but we should all support!
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Ducky everyone has their own life and the worst thing going on in it is the worst thing in their world. I would hate to think I couldn't breakdown or complain because I know someone else is worse off than me in some way. That will always be true. I remember when I was diagnosed at 32 I went in with a parent and they were all looking at my parent. I was the youngest one there by a lot. Sometimes I would wish I wasn't until I realized what that would mean. I didn't want a 20 something walking in sick. I just wanted us all walking out healthy
Age has nothing to do with it and whatever is happening to anyone is still real and having an impact. Please, say whatever you need to!
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Ducky sweetheart...feeling are feelings and don't you edit those because of another's situation...the depths of you..and all of us here...are our own and expression in every form is appreciated and respected. Love love love ya!
Sheila.....warm and fuzzy ((((hugs)))) back at cha!
welcome julie!!! Stay and play!! I'm thinking many of us Would benefit from a Throw Shit night!! I'd like to throw a manual right into the kisser of a "friend" who was never....yup...right in the mouth....hee hee -
BTW.....is anyone else noticing an increase in dumb questions from people who really don't understand this world of ours? Like....so, its gone then? Good thing they caught it. You're back to you old self then? The ignorance continues to irritate the shit outta me.
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Fuzzy -I thought it was just me getting all the dumb questions!!! Especially at work. People think they can just ask whatever is on their mind... Without thinking what the are asking first...
Back to a crappy commute. Have to leave soon to get tortured by obnoxious NY drivers. Better than the obnoxious LIRR commuters...
Crog - thinking of you today!!!
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Thanks everyone... Am leaving for hospital in a few minutes. Will write and let you know how it went as soon as I can....
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