6 years ago to this very day I had a lump removed. Today is my annual mammogram to check up and ensure nothing's come back. Just a reminder to all you ladies out there - get checked!! :love::love::love:
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6 years ago to this very day I had a lump removed. Today is my annual mammogram to check up and ensure nothing's come back. Just a reminder to all you ladies out there - get checked!! :love::love::love:
I just had my yearly mammogram on Tuesday!
Pat, a 27-year "survivor"
Atta Girl!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by phesina
It's a pain, literally, but so worth the peace of mind.
Congratulations!
When I get my annual mammogram, it is a pain, but I think of it as doing it in honor of all the breast cancer survivors, and victims I know. Makes the time go easier, as I list them in my head.
I got the result back from my doctor: all clear!
awesome!
Fabulous!!! Congratulations!!!! :love::love::love:Quote:
Originally Posted by phesina
Thank you, Anne and Gayle.
I lost the left one in 1985!!! I was one of the VERY lucky ones; it was caught before it had started to spread, so the mastectomy removed all of the tumor. Ever since, I have my regular checkups and yearly mammograms and I check myself, and there has been no recurrence in all this time.
I feel blessed. At the same time it makes me realize how very important these regular checkups like mammograms are, so I encourage you all to keep current with what's happening with your own body and health.
God bless, :love::love::love::love::love::love::love::love:
So the doctor was to get my mammogram results today. So the doctors office just called me to book me in to hear the results. So this seriously cannot be a good thing. Yep, I'm freaking out right now. :eek::(:eek::(
{{{hugs}}} You have been getting mammograms regularly, so whatever the results are I believe they will be slight.
I KNOW it's hard, but try to level out just a tad. An IBS flareup would be no fun.
I can't relate except for PAP tests. Many many moons ago I was called in when the results came back. The result had shown "slight atypia" and I had to have a test every 6 months for a short while. It could be as simple as that, Gayle. :love::love:
As soon as I got off the phone with her I took my IBS meds so I don't have any incidents here at work. I'm holding it together right now, likely once I get home later today I'll have a kitty hug fest and a good cry.Quote:
Originally Posted by Catty1
Do not stress yourself out too much about this yet, Gayle. They try to be proactive as possible these days, and one girl I know has every-6-month mammograms. She's never had breast cancer itself, but they have found and removed precancerous cells a few times, and all is okay with her, besides having to get squished twice a year instead of once.Quote:
Originally Posted by Queen of Poop
Deep breaths, a nice cup of whatever tea will upset your tummy the least, and some kitty love once you get home.
Sending you positive thoughts. Please keep us posted.
Take some deep breaths, Gayle. Candace is right; since you have been having mammograms regularly, you are learning early on about what is going on with your body.
It may just be something to keep an eye on over time, and if it needs treatment you are starting it when it can be managed most easily.
Have you made your follow-up appointment? Do things a step at a time. You can handle this. And you know we are all here with you, along with all the kitties in the world.
God bless, sending you all our love and encouragement and prayers,
{{{{{{{{HUGS}}}}}}}} and ~~~~~~~PURRS~~~~~~~ and :love::love::love::love::love::love::love::love:,
Pat and cats
Thank you all for the support. I just can't seem to catch a break in this life. Will see the doctor this afternoon at 3:50 MDT. Soon as I can after that I'll let you know.