Step 3 (part 2)
The problem with compartmentalising this "adventure" is that your aren't really prepared for the bumps along the way.
After a relatively short wait, my surgeon called me today with pathology resul...
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Oh my god, you are so right - about everything! It is the most surreal feeling. I'm in more shock now than initial diagnosis. I think that shit just got real.
No choice means no thinking; kids mean positive focus.
I'm doing mastectomy first - meet with my surgeon on Tuesday to book for that. Then chemo and Tamoxifen. My surgeon is waiting on radiotherapy oncology consultation to decide whether or not to do radiation on my chest wall too.
How long did you do chemo? How crappy was it? Did your eyelashes fall out?? I'm starting to compile my extensive question list!
I genuinely appreciate you taking the time to reply to my post. I'm wishing you a speedy recovery from surgery and many arse-kicking years ahead ??