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gaye_hill_73
11 years agoMember
My Breast Cancer Journey.
I am due for my operation this Thursday, the 17th Sept. Lumpectomy and Sentinel Lymph Node removal. Still positive and taking my 1 step at a time. The support and prayers offered from my family, friends and work colleagues has been positive and supportive and of course my Breast Cancer nurses. This is my first post, but I have read many of your posts and many similar to my diagnosis/operation.
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- gaye_hill_73Member
All is great thanks. Over halfway through radiation and coping well. I hope everything is going well for you. Staying positive is my main advice to one and all.
Have a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. 2016 will be a fantastic year for us all.
Gaye
xx
- gaye_hill_73Member
Hi again Chris.
I do not know where my other posts went but take this as a delayed update. I am over half-way with my Radiation. They decided I did not require Chemo, but because of my high hormone levels and the Micromatastaisis in the Sentinel Node I will need to follow up the radiation with Hormone Therapy. All is going well. Of course some really tired days and need dressings on my breast, but nothing I cannot handle.
The love and support of my Family and Friends, Work Colleagues and of course this Network is fantastic.
I am looking forward to the New Year and the start of my next journey to the Hormone Therapy, but currently my one day, on step at a time.
Take care and I hope your final operation was successful and you are getting plenty of rest and relaxation.
Gaye
xx
- mertieMember
Hi Gaye, how frustrating to have the surgery delayed, I can only imagine how you must feel as you would have been primed and ready to face it. I am now 2 1/2 weeks post surgery and have had absolutely no issues and feeling really good. Positive thoughts to you, try not to stress with the extended waiting period now, it will go in no time and be out of you before you know it.
Good luck!
- ChorsellMember
Hi Gaye,
hope you are traveling ok and things are progressing in the right direction.
as daunting as it is - this is a great place to come and know you are not alone. There is always someone that will make a comment or point you in the right direction, or just understand when you need to vent.
All the best - make sure you keep us updated with how you are going xx
chris
- diohohMember
Hi Gail,
I hope you went ok with your op. I too had mine on the 2nd September and am doing really well just like you will. My appointment with the radiation clinic is this Tuesday and the oncologist the following Wednesday. I am doing the same as you and taking one day at a time. Good luck.
- rowdyMember
What a let down , it is hard when you get yourself all prepared and then cancelled. Try and relax the time will go fast. Take carex
- CatscrapcatsMember
That's a bit of a letdown. Hope it happens within that time frame or sooner for you then. Yes try and keep yourself busy if you can get your mind around it. The waiting is the hardest part I found. Regards Maria
- maryroset1Member
What a bummer having your surgery postponed. Try to keep yourself busy and continue to be positive and strong. Yes others get sick and when i was going through treatment i always tried to think about all the others out there in a much worse situation then me. It was a way that i kept things in perspective. Keep smiling
Maryrose
- gaye_hill_73Member
Surgery cancelled as no-one there today to put in the hook wire. Re-schedule for sometime in the next 2+ wks. Thanks to you all for the support. I am fine and still positive. Other people do get sick. I will just wait for the next step. Regards Gaye. xx
- CatscrapcatsMember
Hi Gaye, Good luck for tomorrow and make the most of those looking after you. Hope it all goes well. I am 2 weeks post op today for the same surgery. The waiting for the results is the hardest bit so hope the time goes quick for you. Best wishes Maria.