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I'm glad to hear everybody's positives! I've been frightfully busy this week between school and pre-chemo doctor's appointments.
Jule, I'm thinking of you! Post when you can, and I hope you are resting comfortably.
Beth, yay for a good checkup. The LUSH website is www.lush.com and click on the US flag. You can find a store near you or else order online. What? Me, an enabling hussy? Oh nooooo, not at all.
MissShapen - I'm the same way about my BC. Being the Sagittarius that I am, I have to "let it all hang out!" The whole world knows I had a lumpectomy, and am going to get dose-dense chemo, rads and Tamoxifen. I prefer openness. I want people to see that cancer isn't cooties, and you don't stop living your life because you have BC. I've no plans on crawling into a hole and dying, thank you very much! -
Tricia - I thought so but can't say for sure why not call the radiation oncologist and ask? I found our whole radiation department to be just wonderful, do you have a breast health specialist at your hospital - they might be a resource too.
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Made, I have an appointment with a radiologist who does Mammosite a week from Monday. I just don't like to get my hopes up if it isn't possible. I also have an appointment this Monday with another surgeon to see about another attempt at clean margins. Wish me luck.
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Trica - Luck - you have had more than you share of bad news lately - I'll be praying that you get "Yes I will get the margins and yes - you are a great mammosite candidate"
My parents are coming from Chicago tomorrow so I'm posting my positive now. 16 years ago right now I was having contractions - my positive (or negative since that means he'll be driving soon )is my first baby turns 16 tomorrow.
Hope everyone has a great weekend. -
Hey All!!
Here are my positives for the week - my home stayed dry despite the terrible Nor'Easter we had in these parts.
The sun is FINALLY shining today and it looks like its going to be a nice weekend. Looking forward to planting some flowers.
And, most importantly, I'm still walking, talking and breathing!!!
Have a great weekend everyone.
Valerie -
I am a newcomer to the PGC so I am going to try this because I badly need to stay positive right now and I am struggling with it.
I have the day off of work today (yay!!) and I am driving to my mom and dad's (dad's birthday) and will meet one of his hospice volunteers who is a musician (as I am) so that will be cool. Saturday I am meeting up with a bunch of my bluegrass buddies and will get to play my bass since I am finally healed up enough from surgery to do it.
There. I did it. -
Good afternoon all you wonderful people!
Welcome to jlg55 and whoever I may have missed. Good to see you!
I have had a very good day so far. Had a good visit with my mom this morning. This may not sound like a biggie to some but we were able to agree upon a color for the siding to be replaced on the house (remember our little brush fire a couple weeks ago?). This was monumental for the two of us.
I talked to my best friend Carol. She has been organizing a "Bye Bye Boobies" day with our friends and my family! We are going to the movies and then out to dinner. It looks like there are about 12 of us. She is even making goodie bags for the movies. I told her I could help with that. I was so moved that she would do that for me before my surgery. She and our other friend, Marge(who is a 3 year survivor) are also making a schedule of sorts to make sure dh doesn't need to worry about lunches and dinners when he is home taking care of me. I am so blessed to have a supportive foundation for me. They are the best.
My flowers are starting, fianlly, to bloom. The Hyacinths have opened but are a little sparse for some reason. I will take a pic of the Irises when they bloom becasue they were gorgeous last year.
We also got an invite to a co-worker's house down the shore in Wildwood anytime we want. If you saw this guy, you would think, "What kind of shanty does he live in?" But I saw the pics and it is really pretty! Surprise! So, while they all go out on the boat and drink beer and try to get a fsih to commit suicide on their hooks, I will soak up the ocean air and cook dinner. Sounds like heaven!
Have a good weekend all! We are going out dancing tonight, have the Philly get-together from the boards and chat room from here on Saturday (still room for more, pm me!) and were invited to my aunt's for brunch on Sunday. Busy bees aren't we? I like that though. Keeps me sane. -
Hi Ladies,
Just a quick note to let you all know that surgery went great, Im home and resting wel....Talked to the Dr. for a few after surgery and he told me I made a very good decision about doing the complete instead of just removing the ovaries, when he got in there both ovaries were covered in cyst (YES, only cyst!!!!) they did path immediately.....and he said someting about my uterus beginning to thicken but I was still rummy on the drugs so not sure what that means..Im sure he will fill me in more when I see him next week....
I feel pretty good (of course that is probably drug induced), sleeping alot and enjoying being pampered by everyone ....
Im heading off to nap again so will read back in the posts for all your positives a little later...
I hope everyone had a wonderful week.....talk to you all soon.
Hugs
Jule -
A big welcome to any and all newcomers. We love lots of positive input!
Made, have a wonderful time with your parents!
Valerie, have a great time planting flowers. I need to totally plow up and mulch and all before I plant this year. I have a new plan.
jlg, have a fun bluegrass weekend with your buddies. Sounds like a rip roarin' time! I love me some dueling banjos!
Beth, bye bye boobies sounds like so much fun. How blessed you are to have such a wonderful group of friends. Have a good time and great way to stay positive!
Jule, glad you're home and everything went well. Good to hear you're getting properly pampered, as well. I know you'll be up and around in no time.
My positives.....
1. We're supposed to have a beautiful weekend in the 80's! So much for that second winter that invaded!
2. My older son is visiting in May, but I'm excited already, so it counts.
3. I just finished tx #3 - so #5 more to go. I'm almost halfway done with chemo!!
Everyone have a great weekend!
Miss S -
Jule, I'm glad to hear surgery went well! Rest and pamper yourself!
Let's see...nothing really eventful happened this week. I'm having my PortaCath surgery on Monday, and mom is driving me to and from the hospital. I got eleven hours (!!!) of much-needed sleep last night so today I'm crisp and fresh and ready to take on the day. Finally, Urban Decay had a sale on nail polish (they're discontinuing their nail polishes! boo! ) so I ordered several bottles so I can have shimmery nails in funky colors. I'm a beauty products junkie, can you tell? -
Hi Ladies Im back !!!!!!!
Feeling really good today got my first solid night sleep last night, what a wonderful thing!!!!! They had told me to sleep in the recliner for the first few days so that I was more propped up and wouldnt have issues with blood clots I KNEW I shouldnt have listened!!!!!! When I woke yesterday I swear EVERYTHING hurt right down to my ankles being achy I LOVE MY BED!!!!!!!!
The boredom set in about noon yesterday ..I have decided it is going to be a REALLY REALLY long two weeks off work
I wish I hadnt listened to all my friends that told me how their surgeries like this went ..it appears they all had a rough time with it ..not me ..I actually feel as if I could have gone back to work today without trouble, but mind you it is early in the day here still .what I think and what my body thinks might be two different stories, I am waiting to see one that one
My DD and her friend came on Saturday with the grandkids that was rough, hated not being able to grab them up and give them a squeeze then I had to sit in the chair and watch as the girls planted my two new roses bushes my kids are now laughing telling me how the never realized what a WHINER I could be said they could tolerate the whinning if it was because I felt bad but its totally different when it caused because Im bored!!!!!!!
But all in all Im doing good, being good and actually rather happy today .hope you all are too
Im going to spend sometime reading back to see what you all have been up to since Ive been gone, but if you all would like to update me on where you are each at I would be happy to have the reading material
Hugs to you all
Jule -
Oh and I forgot to tell you my hospital funny ....
My one girl friend is a real crack up (Crytal, you and she are made from the same cloth)....
I collet cobalt blue stuff and so she is always looking for the uncommon type stuff for me....
She found a wonderful cobalt vase and had flowers put in it.....the funny thing....which I didnt catch (drug induced mind that I had at the time!!)....
The card she put on it says: CONGRADULATIONS!!!!! ITS A GIRL!!!!!....then she took a marker and wrote in huge letters "NOT!!!" and signed it from her and her husband....
I didnt catch it until one of the nurses started laughing her a$$ off....and said "Now that's a REAL friend "....
Hope my girlfriend made you all laughed today like she did me.....but DANG it hurt to laugh like that!!!!!...
Hugs
Jule -
Jule, so glad to hear you are feeling better, even if you are bored.
Had my pre-admission testing this morning. My last name(which I never changed after I remarried) is pretty common and there is another patient with the same first and last name. She is also scheduled for a procedure at the same hospital. Of course they got it confused. The time I was there was spent straightening it all out. I was expecting bloodwork, EKG etc. Nope, just a computer glitch! I am now so itchy to get this over with! Hope to get a chance to talk to you while you are recuperating. Take it EASY
and heal!
The weekend was busy, good busy, and my feet were aching after we went dancing on Friday. I think my ss is banned from the 'puter however because it was not running right after he was on Runescape. Who knows, maybe he went on a site he should not have, for a change (please note sarcasm).
As a fellow gardener, you are the expert compared to my black thumb, I thought you might like to see the hyacinths that bloomed today. The tulips in front of them are getting ready and there are irises to the right. -
Jule so glad you're back and doing so well! Hoping you don't get too bored.
Beth your flowers are beautiful! I can't wait til mine start coming out. It's finally in the 80's today in NY. Really strange that someone else shares your name. Thank goodness they didn't get someone else instead of you and remove something they shouldn't (LOL!!!) You are such an inspiration to me and so is Jule. I have not been "diagnosed" with anything B9 or malignant yet. But sharing your daily posts really helps me get thru this waiting game. I went to the surgeon Friday and she looked at my mammos and u/s and said it was up to me. I could either wait 6 more months or have the excisional biopsy of which she was strongly suggesting so I can put my mind at ease. She said she thought it wasn't anything to worry about, but the only way to be 100% sure...we know the routine. I really liked this surgeon. She really listened to my questions and concerns and explained everything so easily. I wished she had been the surgeon that brushed me off 4 yrs. ago!
Anyhow, I am having a wonderful sunny day here and the 4 children I watch had the glory of soaking up the sun and playing on the swings and throwing stones in the creek. Only one out of 4 got wet....of course it was the little boy!!! I love them all. The 2 oldest start preschool tomorrow. Sniff. It's like "losing" my kids again. Oh well. I'll just have fun with the 2 remaining and look forward to watching a newborn sibling in September that will be born in July!! I will be quite busy. I'm hoping whatever my outcome is does not keep me from watching these precious monsters.
Take care all. Beth-good luck with your surgery! When is it? I'm sorry I lost track...so many posts. Sounds like you had a great time this weekend.
Keepin' the faith...Dawn -
Dawn, the surgery is 2 weeks from today...Yikes...May 7th. Thanks for your good wishes too. Anytime you want to talk about the prophy surgeries, let me know. I am sendign a pm with my number.
Sounds like your hands are full today. My ds was always the one who waded into the pond before anyone else. I had to buy extra pairs of sneaks and still do. Walmart is a wonderful store for that kind of thing, even if he does wear a size 11 mens! -
Beth,
Glad your getting things all settled around...it would be awful to have your stuff mixed up with someone elses like that!!!!! Thankfully you found it ahead of time.....
I love the Hy's....they smell so good....I dont have any in my flower beds but was just telling my daughter that I want to put some in....I use to have some but I think maybe the gofer that went through the neighborhood two summers ago found them along with all but a couple of my tuplips ......
Dawn,
Im glad you found a Dr. that you can make that connection with...I love my team too and I think it made things so much easier for me to know that they are on my side and will do things my way instead of just grouping me with a bunch of other patients....
I would be in trouble...I love kids but would have to be in the creek with them, I love the water.....a couple of weeks ago we had a really warm rainy day and my 4 yr old grandson and 2 yr old grandaughter were here for the day.....their mom was in the back yard doing something and there was this huge puddle out front being the cool grandma that I am....I just HAD to show them how much fun it is to stomp in the puddles .....daughter just shakes her head, smiles and says it weird to have a mother who is NEVER going to grow up (just so you realize...she was talking about me and Im proud of it ).....
Hugs
Jule -
Beth, thanks for your email. I appreciate it. My ds takes a size 11 1/2. He's 6'2 and still growing at 24!!! Yes they children do love the water, but it's still freezing cold water here in NY -probably the same in PA. One of them found a poor salamander on the bank so we each got to "pet" it gently and then left him there. This afternoon when we went back though poor "sally" had stiffened up and died. I gave him a "proper" burial at "sea" when the kids weren't looking. They were sad that he died. I told them he must have been very sick.
Jule-you are so bad....I know when it gets warmer, I WILL be in the water with them too. That's the kind of gramma I'm training to be also (LOL):}} I just love kids. They give me so much to look forward to. Makes me feel guilty that my DH has to work at a real job everyday. I have to say some days are just as trying as when my kids were little, but I wouldn't trade this job for the world. I know I'll cry tomorrow when the 2 four year olds to to their preschool for the first time.
You ladies have my heart already. Same sense of humor, love kids, love gardening. I'm so glad to have "met" you.
You keep me sane (whatever THAT is)!! Take care. Sounds like we've all had lots of positives today. Gotta get some sleep. Keepin' the faith...Dawn -
It's so nice to check in here and see a bunch of new posts!
Jule, I am so glad you feeling good. There are worse things than being bored. I will no doubt be saying the same thing before long. I really like my job and don't loke taking time off.
Beth, I love seeing your flowers. I lived in Denver for 30 years and used to grow all of those.
Dawn, it is so good to find a surgeon you like.
I saw a new surgeon today. The first surgeon didn't get clean margins. I liked him a lot. Very kind, yet very straight forward.
Next step is MRI of both breasts to try to determine 2 things. One, is the healthy breast really cancer free. My cancer is not easily detected on mammograms. The other is to try to determine how much is left in the right breast. Based on that, he will do another attempt for clean margins in the right breast, or a mastectomy.
If I have the mastectomy, I won't need radiation.
He said either way, I won't need chemo. That is not exactly what the oncologist says, but the oncologist is waiting for another lab report evaluating the cancer before he makes that recommendation.
The only bad is that the first appt for the MRI is May 9. This is going to drag on forever.
I feel good. I feel like we have a plan now.
I'll keep you posted, but there won't be any news for a while. -
Tricia,
Im glad you better now that you have a plan....it does help make you feel more in control of whats going on for you...
I keep telling myself that I can make this two weeks and not be totally insane...I do have a quilt that I want to make for special friend that is going through treatment for prostrate cancer so am planning to start that later this week.
What I really wanted to say though is a reply to your comment about "there won't be any news for a while"...I know you were talking about the medical stuff, but I want you to know and hope you realize that we arent just here for that.....that might be what brought all of us here together but we are here because we are friends and we want to be here for each other whether it be good or bad.....Please dont feel that you can only post here if there is something going on with breast cancer.....we want to know that you are getting back to life in the mid-term of all that too....
Hugs
Jule -
Jule, I'm not going anywhere. I read here pretty much every day.
I think it is good you have a project to work on. I have no crafty skills. Sometimes I think I should learn how to do something like that.
I also like to garden. It is quite an adjustment moving from Colorado to Florida. I miss the Spring when the bulbs start coming up. Anf then planting annuals around Mother's Day. Here I have taken an interest in growing orchids, which I really enjoy. But I have to admit, I have killed more than a few.
I hope you all have a good week.
Tricia -
Tricia - I kill or loose several plants a year - several years ago I almost lost all of Grandma's ferns (common fern that my mom got from my Dad's mom, then I got them from my Mom and someday I hope my girls get some). I like that about gardening - figuring out why I'm killing them .
Jule - glad you are bored - that means you are healing quickly!!
Beth - your Hyacinth is beautiful - I love spring - though at my house we are back in mid May - course I lost a lot with our early season and then big freeze
We had a software upgrade on Sunday that has caused lots of problems. I'm so behind on my regular stuff at work.
My positives are
Day 2 of no nausea meds - could it be that I'm adjusting to the tamoxifen?
My son cuts yards around the neighborhood instead of working minimum wage somewhere. Yesterday the road commissioner of our town (the whole mile) hired Mahony to cut the Town grass and fix pot holes. We don't know how much $$ that means yet but I think he'll be set for the summer. -
Kelly, that is great about your son being offered that work.
How is everyone doing? -
Wow, do I have 3 positives that cannot wait.
First though, Tricia, have I ever said hello and welcome to you? If not I do apologize, it was unintentional.
so, my ss finally is talking to dh. He showed up at dh's work again and he gave dh his new cell number. It has been since before Thanksgiving. Long story on it and I am going to try to accept it and move ahead. I already vented so I feel a little less angry at ss.
Number two, I had a great talk with Dawn! I will try to get back to you another day. It is so great to connect like that. I have to call Jule too and check in on her recovery/boredom time. I hope you can relax a little bit, Jule!
Third, I managed to post how I really felt on anohter thread and tried to be diplomatic. I could not sit idly by and not put in my 2 cents. If nothing else, this disease does draw everyone together to fight a common enemy.
Forgot one other thing. i talked to my mom and she is trying to root a dwarf rose bush she was given. It is getting a nice nest of roots and will need to be potted. Quite frankly, I have no clue but my SIL does. So I told mom to ask her to help. I jsut think it si high time she and my brother do a little more day-to-day help and be prepared for it better when I have my surgery. sort of my version of tough love on another level. OK, I vented again. Thanks be listening you guys! You are all the best.
Well, I am confident that something positive will occur before Friday. -
Hi Ladies
Wow, everyone has such wonderful positives so early in the week!!!!!! I love it!!!!!!
Heres my P's for the beginning of the week:
P#1: Tuesday I went outside and played in my roses....ya, ya, I know I wasnt suppose to, but I was careful and felt better after getting some sunshine.
P#2: Didnt get to see the doc yesterday for surgery follow-up , but did talk them into releasing me to drive over the phone ....there was some kind of mix up and they had scheduled me w/the consulting doc that helped with surgery but my main gyn said he wanted to see me himself so about 2 mintues before I was walking out the door they called and cancelled.....but I get to see him early this morning so am ok with it....feel more comfy too as I dont know this other doc at all....
P#3: heard a tiny little knock on the door yesterday afternoon and when I answered it there was this cute little boy standing there with a bouquet of carnations and a vase full of roses....he said they were for me, then his mom walked up and had this beautiful HUGE potter full of house plants.....I didnt realize it was Administrative Appreciation Day yesterday.....I work in 3 different offices and each one sent me flowers/plants for the day and to wish me a good recouperation time.....I work with such wonderful people ....
P#4: I started the quilt I am making for a friend and have confirmed my plans to take it to him the first weekend of May and to see my oldest grandson play in their school spring concert while Im there .....
Hope all is well with everyone and that you are all having a wonderful day....
Hugs
Jule -
Hello to you all!
It's been a while since I've posted but I have been reading alot! My 2 boys are keeping me very, very busy with baseball and I just started back to work last week! It feels so good to be back! Along with that positive -- I met with my ps last week and scheduled my 1st reconstruction date on 6/12, which was the earliest they could get me in, and I was happy since it meant that I would have 2 boobs for the summer! When I made the appt, I asked to be on the cancellation list and low and behold they call me this past monday and ask, "How's May 8th"? Of course, I grabbed it -- now I'll have 2 boobs for Mother's day AND the summer! I am really excited about this part of it all!
I also just scheduled my annual mammo for my good, right breast, in June and let me tell you, I am very scared already but I know I have to do it and if it wasn't for mammos, I would not have found my bc to begin with!
The tamoxifen doesn't seem to be bothering me and the hot flashes have really subsided to almost nothing, so I guess that is also a positive for me for this week (and every week)!
Have a great weekend to you all!
I will keep reading and try to post more often!
Hugs,
Pam -
Hi Pam,
Glad to see you....sounds like those two boys keep you busy
I happy to hear you have your ps scheduled and will be getting things taken care of a little sooner...
I have my first 3 months mammo in June too, so far Im not nervous but I know that by the time it gets here I will be scared right along with you....
I didnt have issues with the tamoxifen either but since I had my hystorectomy the 18th they changed me to Armidex...took my first one last night so will see how that goes.
Post when you can or if you need anything that we can help with...
Hugs
Jule -
Hi Pam, I'm glad you will have 2 boobs for summer.
Jule, how are you feeling?
Beth, I am glad you had so many positives this week!
My positive is Friday is my birthday, and the girls at work are going to take me out to lunch. My husband and I will probably go out for a nice dinner. He already gave me a beautiful pair of earrings.
Tricia -
Pam - we can be nervous together - my diagnosic is June 15th - I've already scheduled an appointment with my therapist for a few days before
Jule - gardening is healing - you have my orders to get out there and enjoy!! (I'm so glad you are feeling so well).
Beth - noisy witch that I can be I had to look at your searches - yes you did post diplomatically. My december baby board has had 2 or 3 similiar fall outs in 7 years - for the most part we all heal and make up - hope that happens here too.
My new positive is I am the unofficial campaign manager for a nice guy running for our Town Council. I really want him to win (our current board is full on ninnies) and yesterday got a mailing from the incumbants. I had to call him and let him know - so I guess I pumped him up so much he wrote a letter to the town members to distribute. Then I talked my Dear Husband into donating to his non existent fund raiser. He has called me 3 times today - the last one to call me his unofficial campaign manager (which is what I told co-workers all afternoon ) I hope to run next time around so this is a great experience!! -
Hi Girls!
Yay for boobs, Pam! What a great Mother's Day gift.
Jule, Glad you're doing well. Somehow I knew you would.
Happy Birthday, Tricia! Don't you love having friends to go out with? Ok, ok, I guess husbands can be all right, too. Especially husbands bearing gifts.
Good luck on your diagnostic, Kelly. I'm planning to take lots of drugs before any and all tests in the future.
Beth, congrats on some of your family issues seeming to resolve. I come from a very dysfunctional family, but at least my little family with my kids was not TOO crazed. (but don't ask them LOL)
My positive for the week is: It looks like my company is going to have me stay out of work until I am completely finished with treatment. However, it looks like they are going to keep me on and not fire me! I will know for sure in a week or so if I got approved for ADA (American Disabilities Act). I'm feeling pretty positive about the whole thing, though. I wanted to go back, but they only want me if I am 100% and I am running about 65 to 70%. My white blood count always drops, too, so I really need to just focus on getting better.
Miss S -
Miss S, I hope it all works out with your job, and thanks for the birthday wishes. Husband suggested we go to this place that has the best chocolate cake in the world.
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