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Hi Debbie,

 Glad the op went ok,that's one hurdle you've jumped.Those painkillers can make you abit up and down too.You are probably feeling sore and sorry for yourself,so have good cries and wallow in it for awhile.It won't make Friday come quicker but at least you'll be all cried out by then and you can face the results.My fingers are crossed for you.

                                     luv Tonya xx

Hi Debbie, good to hear the operation went well & that you are home. There is nothing like being back in your own bed is there. Yes the waiting for results is hard. I was in hospital for 7 days & got my patology results while I was in there & that was hard because I was all alone when told the bad news. Just rest up now & hope you get some good news soon.

Best wishes.

Loretta xx

I know it's hard not to think about it but you really shouldn't let it consume your every thought and you will get through it. You are strong just like the rest of us women even if you don't feel that way right now...know that you are strong and everything will get better.

Try and see your crying as a good thing...it's releiving all the pressure inside of you.

I had breast cancer 8 years ago and I'm still here today able to talk about it...yes it's hard...no doubt about that but as we know anything is possible and good health is just around the corner...you just have to look for it.

Cheer up...we're all on your side and praying for your good health.

grandma 57

I know it's hard not to think about it but you really shouldn't let it consume your every thought and you will get through it. You are strong just like the rest of us women even if you don't feel that way right now...know that you are strong and everything will get better.

Try and see your crying as a good thing...it's releiving all the pressure inside of you.

I had breast cancer 8 years ago and I'm still here today able to talk about it...yes it's hard...no doubt about that but as we know anything is possible and good health is just around the corner...you just have to look for it.

Cheer up...we're all on your side and praying for your good health.

grandma 57

I know it's hard not to think about it but you really shouldn't let it consume your every thought and you will get through it. You are strong just like the rest of us women even if you don't feel that way right now...know that you are strong and everything will get better.

Try and see your crying as a good thing...it's releiving all the pressure inside of you.

I had breast cancer 8 years ago and I'm still here today able to talk about it...yes it's hard...no doubt about that but as we know anything is possible and good health is just around the corner...you just have to look for it.

Cheer up...we're all on your side and praying for your good health.

grandma 57

 It is so hard to try and not think about it , I wonder how I am  going to get through this nightmare and will I be strong enough. Had another big cry today , feel so out of control. Thanks for your support. Debbie xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

 It is so hard to try and not think about it , I wonder how I am  going to get through this nightmare and will I be strong enough. Had another big cry today , feel so out of control. Thanks for your support. Debbie xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

The waiting is so hard. Wishing you all the best for Tuesday and big hugs. It is so hard so many thoughts going round in my head. Debbie xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

I know how you feel Debbie, I had to wait over the Christmas an!d New Year period as everyone was away! Made for some sombre celebrations (celebrations? - not likely) anyway - it was a long wait from the 21st December to 4th of January. I am at the stage now where I go back into surgery on Tuesday the 4th to get my port for my chemo.  I felt really cranky this morning after the hospital rang me to let me know the date - I felt quite 'irrational' to say the least.  Lucky for me I went to my art group and I was greeted with lots of hugs (no secrets in this town) but it made me feel so much better! I am sending you a 'hug' - or! why not, have heaps! x x x x x x x

I know how you feel Debbie, I had to wait over the Christmas an!d New Year period as everyone was away! Made for some sombre celebrations (celebrations? - not likely) anyway - it was a long wait from the 21st December to 4th of January. I am at the stage now where I go back into surgery on Tuesday the 4th to get my port for my chemo.  I felt really cranky this morning after the hospital rang me to let me know the date - I felt quite 'irrational' to say the least.  Lucky for me I went to my art group and I was greeted with lots of hugs (no secrets in this town) but it made me feel so much better! I am sending you a 'hug' - or! why not, have heaps! x x x x x x x