General Chat

Hope all goes well.

Gwynne
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thinking of your daughter Ann, and you it must be so worrying for you xxx

Thanks, yes it is stray. Just have to tough it out. and, as my sister had exactly the same and I had a benign cyst, I now have to see about a mammogram as I don't get automatically called now.

Sending all good wishes and prayers for your daughter and also for you ,
love Jean xx

It might be only a small lump and small op but it's your daughter! I hope she makes a fast recovery/ X

Best Wishes and Positive thoughts to your Daughter xx

Oh Ann, my heart goes out to you all, especially at this time of year.
The diabetes will be managable, I have had that type for a few years now, and never a problem.
I will most certainly be thinking of not only your daughter tomorrow, but of all of you, and hope that you can all still have a Happy Christmas.

Take Care and All The Best

Julia in Derbyshire

Thank you, yes, I don't think she is too worried about the diabetes, a bit surprised as she'd had no symptoms but she was very overweight, although she has lost a lot through a sensible diet in the past year.

Thinking of your daughter and your family. So glad that it was caught early.

Anne

Sending positive thoughts for your daughter,Ann.She is wise to get it sorted as quickly as poss.

Sending all my good wishes towards your daughter, Ann, XX BC

Just read this, Ann, and my thoughts and prayers are with you, your daughter and the family. It's good that it's small and has been caught early and I wish her well.

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I hope your daughters operation went well and that she is OK.

Positive thoughts for you all.. :-)

positve thoughts,,,,,,and try not to worry ,,,,,,,and D/T/2 can be controlled with 100% results........

Ann

very best wishes to your daughter
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and thank heavens she went for that mammogram!



I was sooooooo mad when I read that latest report that mammograms are "not required".

As many of you know, I had a mastectomy (my choice) in September .......... that cancer was only 2 mm diameter (so Grade 1a), but was found because I'd had annual mammograms ever since the first cancer in 1995.

The first cancer was only found by a mammogram, and could not be felt, although it was almost 6 cm across

.... yes, 6 cm. But it was so deep that no-one could feel it, even knowing exactly where it was.


I had no pain, no outer visible changes ................ and I'd had a doctor's exam just 6 months before.

If I had had to wait until it was felt / painful / causing visible changes ......... I quite honestly would not be here now.


I'm one of the biggest proponents of mammograms ..............

PLEASE, ladies, never take the easy way out. Always have a mammogram at 2 yearly intervals.

Don't forget that you can always ask you GP for a referral!



sylvia

Ann just seen this have pm'd you

Thank you all for your support. It is a comfort and much appreciated.

sending posative thoughts to yoour daughter (((hugs)))))

Sending positive thoughts and very best wishes for a swift and successful treatment.

As Mum to 2 daughters I can imagine your worry, but early detetection and a positive outlook will stand her in good stead.

Gwyn x