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It was a shock * UPDATE *

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To find out I have breast cancer as I had no symptoms whatsoever.

Being a female of a certain age I am invited every three years to have a

mamagram, so at the beginning of August I was screeened. I was called back for

more tests including a biopsy and ultra sound scan. Well the result was I had

an Invasive Carcinoma in my right breast which the doctor said was very

treatable.

 

I had the operation on 7th September and went back for the results on 24th

September. My surgeon told me the cancer was all removed and the tumour

measured 18mm and the lympth nodes were all clear so all good news. The

only concern was the cancer was a grade 3 which is the most aggresive.

Now I have to go and see the Oncologist to discus what my next treatment

will be, definately will need radiotheraphy and because its a grade 3 will also

need chemotherapy which was never mentioned before the op.

 

So all in all not a good couple of months, infact not a good year so far,OH lost

his job so did my son. Brother in law has bowel cancer elderly neighbour has

skin cancer and a friend has throat cancer.

 

Just thought I would share my news with caring omleteers.

 

Joy x

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Oh what a bad time you have had indeed - glad they have got it all and the follow up treatment should go well - They are amazing these days and the oncologist specialists are fantastic. It shows we should all be on our toes and keep checking even though there are no symptoms

Hope your year will get better and the next one is a good one for you

hugs

s xx

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Oh what an awful awful thing to happen. I'm so sorry, but thank goodness for screening. Doesn't sound like you're going to be having much fun for the next few weeks either but SO glad they got it all out. A friend of mine had breast cancer a few years ago and I watched her go through the terrible fear and stress but she is absolutely fine now, all clear and fighting fit.

 

Wishing you all the luck in the world and also to the rest of your friends and family, you must all be due a HUGE upturn in fortunes now.

 

Lots of love hun

 

BeckyBoo

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Joybelle, I hope things get better for you and your family.

You know you can post here anytime for support and advice.

It's good that it was picked up as part of a screening programme, and a reminder for those who are eligible to attend the screening when invited.

I'm sorry to hear about the redundancies close to you, it is affecting so many people (including myself).

I think it's worth mentioning on this thread that Macmillan offer financial advice and support and may be able to help anyone affected.

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