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Is there ever a light at the end of the tunnel????
I was diagnosed with grade 2 invasive ductal carcinoma end of March this year. Since then I have had lumpectomy, sentinel node biopsy and auxillary dissection. Have just completed 4 cycles of chemo (...
Congratulations first of all on your happy news!
Feel free to say all you need to and get it out of your system. I had my doctor saying to me "But you're different!" throughout my chemo, when I had a severe scalp infection that no-one else ever got from shaving their head, a bought of tonsilitis from a guy fixing our tap at home, oral thrush and the big one was indigestion from the Dex. Some things I got away with, and breezed through, but Cording was a big one for me. Its all random, the more Ive read !
I found that unless it meant being sent to hospital, I just weather each storm as it came, the more I read on here, the luckier I felt! (smiling).
But I do understand how youre feeling. X Bel