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Thanks ladies...........appreciate all your thoughts and prayers.............talked to her this morning...she called the hosp. they told her a suspicious spot in the left breast seen by both the Dr.and the Radio., so they want a retake......only 2 days a week do they do it, which is Mon, and Fri, and she is leaving for Chicago to see her sons on Thursday, not returning till Tuesday, so it will be done Tuesday................never heard of 2 day a week retakes.......told her to go to the Breast Cancer Center where I went and to see my BC surgeon, and they will do it today, or tomorrow.........she said "no"............although if it is something, that is where she will end up...my BC surgeon was "the best".....................but its her body, I can only suggest..............will keep everyone informed as to how she does..............they know I have had BC so maybe they are just being extra careful...............I was called back 2 times.........the first time nothing..........second time cancer..................she was called back 2 years ago, it was aspirated, and said was nothing...........this is her second time call back after a mam, but it is the other breast...........last time it was the right side........now the left...........time will tell......
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Oh shit ducky---lets just pray its just a call back and they find nothin....Sending lots and lots of prayers your way not only for your DD but to you my sista too.Why dont our kids ever listen to us???
Veggy-i like the tone of your post.how ya doin?
Lauren----you should count the times you use the microwave in lets say a week.You might be surprised at the number.Emergency only for me>>>same goes for the heating pad(for blood work if they cannot find any vein)I would like to hear how many times a week you use that damn thing...
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Thanks to my Dr's I've never had a call back on a mammo. When I saw my PCP after I found the lump he wrote the order for a "mammogram to be followed immediately by an ultrasound if indicated". My surgeon and my MO write their orders the same way. The Radiologist at the Imaging Center always talks to me after the appointment to give me the results.
This last time two small lumps that had been there (found by me and confirmed by my MO) the time before and appeared to be of no concern were gone. I had just seen my surgeon a couple of months before my last mammo and he couldn't find the lumps. The Dr. at Imaging told me Dr M is legendary for many reasons and his sensitive fingers are one of them. According to him, Dr M is more accurate at determining the size and type of a mass in the breast than he can be with the best instruments available.
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Granny, we use it a lot. A few times a week. But I don't stand there and stare at it. It turn it on and walk away... Funny because I was watching Pregnant in Heels yesterday (oh I watch all the crap) and the mother to be who wanted to be "green" the microwave was the biggest culprit in the house! Now that the weather is nice, we'll use it a lot more. But couldn't imagine life without it!
Ducky - maybe your daughter is a little freaked out and wants to be able to focus on her visit with her sons instead of thinking of results the whole time. I know that when all this was going on, test results were all I could think of. I couldn't enjoy anything...
Crappy day here in NY. Just got back from the dr with my daughter. Thank goodness nothing serious and no meds needed. I hate when the kids are sick... -
Ladies.........I asked her to go to the "Breast Center" where I went, which is connected to Fox Chase Hospital in Philly which is one of the major cancer centers in this area.........she did what she wanted............I do belive she is still going to think about it the whole time she is in Chicago......at lest had she gone today to the Breast Center, she would have known either way..............from my experience with BC, not knowing is worse then knowing................but it is her body...............and she will do what she wants.........she never was one to take my advice....guess she thinks I just fell off the back of the "turnip truck".............but then again she is "college" educatated, and thinks she knows it all................................Me I would have wanted to find out right away, if it were possible...................her choice...............
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I used to think my mom was dumb after all she came to this country on a boat.What did she know.
Turns out she knew it all!!!!!!!!
Did I listen...hell no.At 18 i ran off with my X and broke her heart.
Happens all the time
Generation after generation.
take c chill pill.relax xixta.xoxoxo K
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Today I was out shopping and found flowers for 75% off. I bought 2 different rose bushes and flower bulbs. I'll have to dig some holes in my yard tonight. I always wanted rose bushes of all colors especially yellow.
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Veggy - yellow roses are my favorite flower
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Been awhile since I posted, but have read some. Too tired to anything, even pop.
Sassy - yes, I am a skunk person but those baby skunks were not from my pics. I did have a baby rehab once that I got to keep. Sequoia, we called him Pooh. I wrote abook about him and baby (Jeronimo). They got desaced, it's like fixing them, no big deal unless the sac breaks during then the vet hates that. Some vets do it in the field just in case LOL...
Ducky, so sorry to hear about your daughter needing more tests.
Veggy, sounds like you feel a little better to be digging holes. I have been gardening ever since we moved here at mid-April, I missed it so much after being locked into my house away from the wood boiler and fumes, I am gardening it up even when I don't have the energy, will take pics some day.
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I got a little crisis goin on.its not me but my friend called me goin nuts today.She was dx.with severe diverticular disease and now developed THRUSH.
Does anyone have any infor on how to tx.it.I did not what dr.google told her.
thanks
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I thought the end of the month was next week. It is the following the week. So, I have to stay strong a bit longer. I am taking off tomorrow because of a couple of doctor's appointments, but I am hoping to work throughout the rest of the month. I had a hard time last week, and I took of Monday and Friday. Oh well. I am going to do my best to go out strong, and if I must take off, then I will.
What a lovely day today! Such a nice cool breeze was blowing through my front window. This was a real treat after the hot weather we had been having. It also means I may not have to use my AC tonight, which is a money saver. That's my attitude of gratitude for today.
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Granny - my grandmother had diverticulitis and I think it can only be treated with Rx, not OTC. I'll ask my mom what she remembers about it too. It's always something, right???
So annoyed at the lead class mom in my daughters class. Shes been leaving me off emails all year about parties, and I just found out the one I was supposed to lead was rescheduled. I found out through my other friends. Im pissed because I've emailed her a few times during the year to ask her to check my email address and make sure I'm on. I want to do as much as I can while I can... Bi-atch!
Did I ever mention I hate people??? -
I planted two big rows of radishes and my two rose plants. I also cleared out part of the yard that was overgrown with stink weeds. I stil have bulbs to plant, but that's for another day. I must be feeling a little better today (mentally).
Hugs to everyone!
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That's great veggy. Today was a great day to get outside. (I wish I had done so, but sadly I was lazy.) Maybe tomorrow will be nice and I will do some weed whacking.
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I've always wanted rose bushes maybe one day my husband will plant them for me. I don't so gardening...
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I do not have a green thumb and these roses were the end of the season roses... half dead. Either they will survive or I just wasted my energy digging holes. I'd love to have grape vines. I almost typed wine vines. Instead of grapes they grow bottles of wine. Can you guess what I am thirsty for?
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Tonight was the first time I took off the bandages and bra after my exchange. I showered (finally) and put on my pjs. I looked at myself and just started crying. I don't know why. I didn't know what to expect. I just want to cry again. I'm afraid if I turn off the tv I'm going to cry again. Hopefully I'll just fall asleep with it on.
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What is upsetting you Lauren?
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Not sure. Maybe I was expecting to feel like a hot mama with my new boobs. Not feeling that at all. I feel crappy.
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Just going to take a Xanax and hope I wake up in a better mood tomorrow. Sweet dreams sistas!
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I hope someone else comes on here and gives you some feedback Lauren. I still have my TE. I do know about falling apart, though, about going from being positive and upbeat about the whole process to freaking out when the worst is over. For me, the crying and all is about losing who I was before and knowing that I have to deal with this forever -- and not knowing how to do that. I encourage you to keep talking about it. I was stuck in that place for, I don't know how long, maybe a month? I just don't know. I'm beginning to come out of it. So if this has any relevance for you, it is not a permanent feeling.
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Oh, LAUREN, I feel for you, girl. It's just things are different, that's all. You'll get used to it. But right now it's GOOD to cry and let all that stuff out. More than a year after I was diagnosed, I was still crying over lots of stuff, some of it relief, some of it worry, some of it upset with my deathcamp look.
DUNE, I've thought I was lazy too, but I realized at some point that I'm not lazy, rather I'm sick. This disease is not only a physical disaster, but it takes a big toll on us emotionally on account of its close connection with dying. We can be sick both ways.
LOVESSA, I thought us having house rabbits was unique, but your skunk is so cute!!!
DUCKY, hang in. GRANNY, I think thrush has to do with yeast overload, but I might be wrong.
Y'ALL, tomorrow I have to take a shower, do laundry, and go to the grocery store. I just hate it when all this stuff piles up together. I thought about showering today to lighten the load (I don't take them regular). I found myself wondering if I'll ever feel up to doing anything even remotely productive, but I keep hoping. Walking around in the yard with the dog IS helping, tho. Always, GG
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Maybe im coming to the realization that this is the new me. A year ago I was saying how my kids sucked the life out of my boobs, but I'd never get a boob job voluntarily. How stupid was I to say something like that? I almost feel like I was punished for saying that. Now look at me - I got my new boobs,but all this crap that comes along with it. I also did something not so great last year (way long story, but I'm lucky I have a great husband) and I also feel liked was punished for that, too. It's been just an overwhelmingly emotional 8 months...
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Lauren.............God doesn't punish............"shit happens".....................this was not your fault........I thought the same thing myself...............my reasoning was ..........had you not gained so much weight this would not have happened........had you exercised more this would not have happened............had you changed life sooner, this would not hve happened.............had you not gotten your period so early, this would not have happened.............we torture ourselves with the "had we not's", but I have come to the realization that this was not my fault.........................I have a saying.................It is what it is.............Don't fret........you did nothing wrong................hugs
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I agree, shit happens and you in know way caused this and sides MY God does not punish. No way does She ever do that. She did send you to this site and sent to you all the ladies on these boards to help you.
so there!♥
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Lauren, Don't forget that you recently had anesthesia and a bunch of drugs. Those aftereffects can go on for quite a while. I've also read that there's a real letdown at the end of treatment. This might be a good time to find someone to talk to (counselor type). During treatment you just keep looking at the next step and now there isn't one. ((((HUGS))))
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That is so true, Wren. The last time I walked out of the hospital after all the treatments I thought, "That's it?" No fanfare. No diploma. No bell to ring. I've been seeing a counselor. It helps. HUGS.
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Ladies.........the final day I left the hospital when Rads was over, I did get a fanfare, a diploma, and I also got to "ring" a bell with everyone cheering for me.......................that didn't change anything..........was it kind, yes, was it overwhelming, yes, did it change the fact that I still had a "tough, hard, long" road ahead of me........not one bit, we've all been there.................Its tough, and no one can deny it........anyone who says it isn't is either lying, or delusional................but we do go on................no matter what they did in the end....................all you can do is hope, and spend your days with wonderful ladies.........like all of you...............hugs.......for all the times, you got behind me and helped me "pull up my boot straps"........................and sent me "big girl panties".....love you all.
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Thanks, to each and every one of you. For making me feel like I'm not alone in this. I'm not sure what's going on, or why I continue to cry like a baby, even now. But I know I have my sisters here, which I appreciate more than you will ever know.
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I just got home from a BC support group. I was a trouble maker. They had someone who showed us different breast form for after a mastectomy. I couldn't help it, really. When it got past to me I felt it, looked at it and mumbled, "chicken cutlet". I didn't think anyone around me heard me but they started laughing. Then everyone wanted to know what I said. Someone said that they will never look at a chicken cutlet again in the same way. I did apologize but she was laughing. In less than two weeks is my operation. I'm scared. The more scared I get the worse my humor gets. Sorry if I might have offended anyone.
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