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JodieWall
12 years agoMember
I feel like Ive won the lottery!!
Have just spent the whole day having CT scans and Bone scans to see if this monster has spread.
IT HASNT. IM ALL CLEAR!!!
IM IN SHOCK!!
I have a bit of arthritis happening because Im getting old but thats all!!!
just need to get through my mastectomy and axillary clearance tomorow then I think I will feel like Ican begin to see a faint glimmer of a light!!
Thanks to you all for letting me whinge and sook and no doubt ill be doing more than that once Chemo starts xxx
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- JodieWallMemberIm awake. I did it! Will chat more soon xxx Waiting for news on cas now xxx
- gina_raccMember
Hi Jodie
have read your posts & familiar with the journey of fear due to the unknown. But when you read this, it'll be gone & the healing will start - stay strong mentally & physically. I have found that everytime I'm afraid of what I'm not sure of I go looking for the answer. The knowledge certainly adds strength.
Due to my insistance on scans before my lump was removed, spots were found on the lungs. So between the surgeon, oncologist, my husband & myself we decided to start chemo first to ensure the lungs didn't get worse. At 3 mths the sports were imperctible & the largest down to below half. The boob lump was also down to half. Everyone was so happy with the results, we were allowed to take a 2 week holiday I'd booked in Hawaii before this BC journey started. Now it's 2 more rounds of treatment & then surgery to remove the lump.
So in all this, I'm just happy to hear that you've removed the lump because mine does feel like a worry stone. Once it's gone, I know that it'll be definitely on the home stretch.
Enjoy a spoilt recovery time. Cheers Gina
- gina_raccMember
Hi Jodie
have read your posts & familiar with the journey of fear due to the unknown. But when you read this, it'll be gone & the healing will start - stay strong mentally & physically. I have found that everytime I'm afraid of what I'm not sure of I go looking for the answer. The knowledge certainly adds strength.
Due to my insistance on scans before my lump was removed, spots were found on the lungs. So between the surgeon, oncologist, my husband & myself we decided to start chemo first to ensure the lungs didn't get worse. At 3 mths the sports were imperctible & the largest down to below half. The boob lump was also down to half. Everyone was so happy with the results, we were allowed to take a 2 week holiday I'd booked in Hawaii before this BC journey started. Now it's 2 more rounds of treatment & then surgery to remove the lump.
So in all this, I'm just happy to hear that you've removed the lump because mine does feel like a worry stone. Once it's gone, I know that it'll be definitely on the home stretch.
Enjoy a spoilt recovery time. Cheers Gina
- JeanineGMemberHi Jodie I'm delighted you have received some good news! Let this carry you through the treatments - you have a great prognosis. Much love, Xxx Jeanine
- JodieWallMember
Thanks Janey. hope you are ok. xx
Its 4am and we are up getting ready to go.
Im so nervous i could vomit now :(
See you all on the flip side ?
- Janey235MemberHi Jodie, Just got home from hospital and saw your post. Fantastic result for you. I have noticed the different in you by your comments here. Even though you are still scared, there is a positiveness sneaking through. You even made a comment 'doable'. That's absolutely fantastic Jodie. See how far you've come. You'll be helping new 'scared' pink ladies very soon. New you could do it. I'll be thinking of you tomorrow (today I should say, it's passed midnight!) Love and hugs Janey xxx
- JodieWallMember
Thanks Paula. I found a bit of strenght today, strenght I didnt know was lurking xx
- mum2jjMemberGreat news. Remember that feeling so well. After that horrible waiting for met scans, then the great news the rest became very doable. Good luck. Paula :)
- JodieWallMember
Im with you every step of the way too xxx
Tomorow night it will all be done for us.
We can do this lovely xxx
- CasjsaMember
Thanks Deanne,
I haven't had an operation for 18 years now and the last one was on an eye that turned down, thyroid eye disease, It is straight now, I'm more nervous about the injections into my breast tomorrow morning, I know it will take seconds but I don't like needles much. After that I don't care what they do really, I'll be asleep. Well I do and it is false bravado but it is keeping me somewhat sane.
Jodie, we will be fine and we will chat and compare notes on the flipside :) Remember I'm holding your hand in spirit, you can squeeze all you want.
Cas