Mapping the Territory
I am starting to see a bit of a pattern for me.
Step1: I got the information that I had Breast Cancer would need surgery to have any chance but who knows it might be too late and I would soon get ...
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Hi Jessica, It is an amazing learning curve, and you learn surprisingly quickly. I understand about this issue of a bit of knowledge, as I am a nurse, so every possible scenario has been played out in my mind. My little bit of knowledge freaked me out when the surgeon told me i had grade 3 cancer. My mind said stage 3, which was worse than the stage 2, I had. In my panic I rang my sister, also a nurse, who in turn rang my mother a nurse as well. I was dead and buried, before my daughter a radiographer sat down and collected the data and said that I couldn't be stage 3, but possibly he meant grade 3, and I got it mixed up. I try very hard now not to try and guess the outcomes, because I remember that fear like it was yesterday. Love Chris xx