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Hi linda

Yes finding it hard the waiting game. But nothing I can do about it. Does everyone have a full body scan or am i the only one? apparently my local GP said they will give me a full body scan first to see if the cancer has spread and then they will do more tests to find out what cancer and what stage it is.

Thanks

Kaye xx

Hi Michelle

Yes have ordered the pack it sound very good.  Thank you for your kind words.

Will keep chatting with you all to get me through this part of a challenge.

Kaye xx

Hi Cas

Thank you for your advice well we are close to together with diagnosed results hey. I am a normally active person and now im not allow to work. I find it very hard to sit still. I hope everything goes well for you on the 22th.

Look forward to chatting again soon.

xxx

Kaye

Hi Deanne

Thanks for your information, I have been told by my local GP that it will be a overload of information on thursday but I have someone to come with me.

Will let you know how i go xxKaye

You couldn't have come to a better place for understanding, support and advice.  When you find out your pathology, there will be women here who have experienced the same thing and will have all sorts of tips to help you along the way.  Have you ordered your My Journey kit from the site yet?  At the foot of this page under resources - and it is a wealth of information for all stages of the journey.

I was diagnosed last year, had 2 surgeries, chemo and rads, and am now living my "new normal".  There is light at the end of the tunnel, so just take things one day at a time, start your home file folder to keep things straight, and write down any questions for your Specialist.  The My Journey kit helps you with this - and everything else.

Come and chat whenever you feel the need - we will be here for you.  All the best, and a big hug,

Michelle xx

Hi Kaye,

My best advice is stay in contact with the extraordinary women here.  They are just wonderful.  I was diagnosed beginning of October, had a single mastectomy (RH) on the 18th.  I go to the oncologist on the 22nd Nov.

My second best advice is to slow down (rich coming from me because I overdid it yesterday and couldn't even cook dinner) and don't push getting well too quickly or too hard.

As Deanne said, it is a roller coaster of emotions, some days you fall to pieces, other days you're fine, strong and ready to take on more.  Just go with it.

Jodie and I were operated on on the same day, different towns and hospitals so we're only a few weeks ahead of you.  Welcome !

Cas xx

Hi Kaye,

My best advice is stay in contact with the extraordinary women here.  They are just wonderful.  I was diagnosed beginning of October, had a single mastectomy (RH) on the 18th.  I go to the oncologist on the 22nd Nov.

My second best advice is to slow down (rich coming from me because I overdid it yesterday and couldn't even cook dinner) and don't push getting well too quickly or too hard.

As Deanne said, it is a roller coaster of emotions, some days you fall to pieces, other days you're fine, strong and ready to take on more.  Just go with it.

Jodie and I were operated on on the same day, different towns and hospitals so we're only a few weeks ahead of you.  Welcome !

Cas xx

Hi Kaye,

My best advice is stay in contact with the extraordinary women here.  They are just wonderful.  I was diagnosed beginning of October, had a single mastectomy (RH) on the 18th.  I go to the oncologist on the 22nd Nov.

My second best advice is to slow down (rich coming from me because I overdid it yesterday and couldn't even cook dinner) and don't push getting well too quickly or too hard.

As Deanne said, it is a roller coaster of emotions, some days you fall to pieces, other days you're fine, strong and ready to take on more.  Just go with it.

Jodie and I were operated on on the same day, different towns and hospitals so we're only a few weeks ahead of you.  Welcome !

Cas xx

So sorry to  hear that you have BC.  The start of the journey is the hardest.  Waiting for appointments, results of tests etc...I remember those days well.  It was Nov 2012 when I was diagnosed, it seems so long ago now.  Once you know what you are dealing with and have a treatment plan in place who will feel you have much more control.  You will find a lot of support from the other ladies on this site.  Take one day at a time.   

Linda.  xx