What they don't tell you!
When you get that initial diagnosis you know there is going to be surgery. At least one of your breasts, whether you have a mastectomy or lumpectomy, is never going to be the same again. That's the ...
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Wow, I'm so grateful I'm not the only one feeling these feelings. Everyone around me says, you made it look easy (surgery and chemo). I was very active and also fortunate that my body coped quite well. Now it has caught up with me...bone pain, weight gain, cranky, sleep deprived, burning feet....I could go on and on. I usually keep it to myself as I realise I am more fortunate than some others but I've lost my mojo. My smile is forced some days and I keep wondering how the next 5 years are going to be. I was sort of hoping that it would settle down a bit. Oh well, I've booked into the dentist and optometrist - at least I can hopefully do something about that. Yawn....Lisa xx