First times for everything
Hi fellow ladies
So this is my first post, I'll try to keep it brief because no one likes a whinger.
Like most women (and men) on this site, I recently faced my own breast cancer diagnosis. I'm ...
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Only about four fifths of all breast cancers are hormone receptive, so you may be like me and not have to go through hormone treatment.
I am glad you got the IVF thing together: well done for fitting that into the process and preparing so well for the treatment.
Breast cancer diagnosis and treatment is a series of shocks, a very traumatic process, and you would not be human if you did not get very emotional and angry and hit out at people. The most important thing is to stop and ask yourself what do I need to do for me, or to ask others to do for me, to get me through today in the best possible shape. You are not wingeing, you are sharing your story in an amazingly articulate way, and doing so is part of making sense of a senseless experience and a healthy and therapeutic way to handle things
best wishes