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Loveglen
2 years agoMember
Mucionous Cancer Grade2
Hi not very good at this. Still trying to get my head around it all. Diagnosed in May with 13mm Mucinous Cancer Grade 2. Lymph Glands are clear. E&P+ Her-. Surgery in June which didn't get it all so ...
arpie
2 years agoMember
Sorry to see you join us, @Loveglen ... Hopefully we'll be able to help with any of your queries xx.
Nerve damage can take quite a while 'reconnect' .... and some shooting pains may even happen. I found my 4 weeks of radiation to be almost 'relaxing' once it started - thinking about it stirred me up more than actually 'doing it'! The Rads nurses will advise you on lotions & potions - just keep moisturising the area often after each session ... and continue for 3-4 weeks after you've finished the rads. You'll notice that the breast area will actually feel quite 'warm' even after it finishes - all the more reason to keep the lotions & potions up to it xx
I put Mucinous Cancer in the 'search area' and these results came up - you may like to connect with some of the girls who've gone thru it in recent years xx
https://onlinenetwork.bcna.org.au/search?domain=all_content&query=Mucinous%20Cancer&sort=-dateInserted&scope=site&source=community
Also, if you'd like to check out other areas of the forum, check out this post - it has lots of info on 'off topic' threads, like showing off our gardens, our pets, art & craft etc. At the bottom, are some 'tick sheets' that you can print off - to 'self assess' yourself, both mentally and physically, in between your team visits. Sometimes it is easier to give them a printed copy of how you are going, than talking about it xx
https://onlinenetwork.bcna.org.au/discussion/23477/a-big-welcome-to-all-new-online-network-members#latest
take care & all the best xx
Nerve damage can take quite a while 'reconnect' .... and some shooting pains may even happen. I found my 4 weeks of radiation to be almost 'relaxing' once it started - thinking about it stirred me up more than actually 'doing it'! The Rads nurses will advise you on lotions & potions - just keep moisturising the area often after each session ... and continue for 3-4 weeks after you've finished the rads. You'll notice that the breast area will actually feel quite 'warm' even after it finishes - all the more reason to keep the lotions & potions up to it xx
I put Mucinous Cancer in the 'search area' and these results came up - you may like to connect with some of the girls who've gone thru it in recent years xx
https://onlinenetwork.bcna.org.au/search?domain=all_content&query=Mucinous%20Cancer&sort=-dateInserted&scope=site&source=community
Also, if you'd like to check out other areas of the forum, check out this post - it has lots of info on 'off topic' threads, like showing off our gardens, our pets, art & craft etc. At the bottom, are some 'tick sheets' that you can print off - to 'self assess' yourself, both mentally and physically, in between your team visits. Sometimes it is easier to give them a printed copy of how you are going, than talking about it xx
https://onlinenetwork.bcna.org.au/discussion/23477/a-big-welcome-to-all-new-online-network-members#latest
take care & all the best xx