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Instant Surgery | Surviving Breast Cancer
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Just another WordPress.com weblog. I called on Wednesday morning and told my surgeon’s nurse I needed to get my port put in for chemotherapy and within the hour, they had me scheduled for the very next day. They told me to be there at 9 am and we would put the port in and have me ready by the next week for the chemo treatment. I left work early on Wednesday, went by and picked up my orders, pre-registered for my surgery and did another set of labs. Of course, I should have been resting, but who could!
Successful Surgery! | Surviving Breast Cancer
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Just another WordPress.com weblog. Well, I won’t pretend to know much about the actual surgery itself. Thank heavens I was asleep! On May 22, 2007, I went into the local hospital for a lumpectomy and a sentinel node biopsy. Of course, we had to be there fairly early, 9 am, but the wait would be fairly long as we were not a critical surgery. That was so fortunate for me and helped put me right at ease. I was so impressed with all of the staff at the hospital. Once I returned to my room, very loopy as you ...
Waiting Is The Hardest Part | Surviving Breast Cancer
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Just another WordPress.com weblog. Waiting Is The Hardest Part. I tend to be a go-getter. When I discover a problem, I want to attack it and move on. This is how I wanted to attack my breast cancer. Go in, remove it, do a few treatments, declare myself a survivor and move on. What I was not prepared for was the excruciating wait that goes along with this whole process. You run to find out what is wrong with you and have to WAIT until the tests are in. But for me, the time seemed to pass so slowly. Yes, i...
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Just another WordPress.com weblog. When they won’t talk… it’s never good! 8221; After a couple cursory questions, I finally pushed forward and asked, “IF I had not already done thebiopsy , what would you tell me about this if it were a routine screening? As the nurse walked me out, she said something to me along the lines of, let us know if we can help you on your follow-up scans. My brain began buzzing! The next morning I called his office, but he was not in. Again, when pressed, the nurses avoided ...
Surgery Consult | Surviving Breast Cancer
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Just another WordPress.com weblog. My OBGYN had gotten me a consult the very next morning with one of the very best surgeons in our area. I was very nervous. I knew this mean surgery and I could think of nothing I wanted more than to get the cancer out of me, but I could not even imagine what was going to happen to me. I knew one thing for certain, I wanted it out and I did not care if it meant they took everything along with it. My surgeon was someone my husband knew from his youth. We were not waiting ...
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Surviving Boys
Created for parents of boys to share our common experiences and whinings. Wednesday, October 3, 2012. Sons grow up faster than I thought. My 2 older boys are both teenagers now. In my old way of thinking, I thought I still had 4 to 5 years before they go off to college and leave the nest. No one told me that when they become teenagers, they already think they are out of the nest in their mind. How was your day? Slight glance and shrug of the shoulder. Anything on your mind? Posted by Basketball Shorts.
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Wasn’t Me…. I have a sensitive sniffer. I can’t do perfume, onions make me cry, and my husband is always shocked when I smell his farts before he does. With that said, my job requires privacy and I am located just off the lobby so it can get a bit noisy. I spend a lot of time with my door closed and, not to blame any particular person, it can get warm in there and a bit stinky. It’s no one’s fault but it happens, and yesterday was particularly busy and warm. I left work and had a brilliant idea. As soon ...
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Leaving The Garden Of Eden. This 'intro' survivor’s guide contains basic facts you need to know about YOUR brain cancer: symptoms, diagnosis, getting organized, surfing the Internet,your Team. Getting a second opinion. S world-wide, steroids. CCNU, Temodar, Temodal, pain treatment.and more. The sequel to Leaving the Garden of Eden contains action-oriented, problem-solving info about Complementary/ Alternative and herbal therapies, chemotherapy, blood stimulants. Buy both books for only $48.95! Listen to ...
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Surviving Breast Cancer | Just another WordPress.com weblog
Just another WordPress.com weblog. Today I had my very first AC chemo treatment. I am only scheduled for 4 treatments so I figured I could handle whatever came because I knew in my mind it would be short lived for me! After today, I feel like I can handle anything as today was a page out of horror novel. I had a wonderful nurse who stayed late to finish my treatment and help me out. She was totally awesome and I must say that the rest of the treatment went well. But honestly, after that I am thin...Serio...
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Surviving Breast Cancer Now! You’re at the best WordPress.com site ever. Symptoms of Breast Cancer. Tags: a change in the size or shape of the breast. A lump in the breast. A rash on the breasr or the nipple. Dimpling or tethering of the skin of the breast. Discharge or bleeding from the nipple. Some of the signs and symptoms of breast cancer include:. 1) a lump in the breast. 2) a change in the size or shape of the breast. 3) dimpling of the skin or thickening in the breast tissue. The advice you must c...
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Surviving Brighton Volume 1
Surviving Brighton Volume 1. Surviving Brighton Volume 2. March 21, 2015. Create a free website or blog at WordPress.com. Surviving Brighton Volume 1. Blog at WordPress.com. Follow “Surviving Brighton Volume 1”. Get every new post delivered to your Inbox. Build a website with WordPress.com. Add your thoughts here. (optional).
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Surviving Brighton Volume 2
Surviving Brighton Volume 2. When I finished Volume one, readers cried “Please don’t leave us waiting as long as The Walking Dead did for season 2.” Well… It’s been about 2 years… Thanks to all of you who have hung in there. Hope you like it! So why has it taken so long? Volume 2 is going to take the format of a monthly webcomic, so you’ll be getting 4 pages a month right here! Where patrons have early access to content as well as a host of other perks. Anyway, that’s enough from me! June 1, 2015. Add yo...
Surviving Broke
Wednesday, July 20, 2016. Fiery Mac and Cheese. Fiery Mac and Cheese. Prep Time: 5 minutes. Cook Time: 10 minutes. Box Mac and Cheese (I used a store brand white mac and cheese). 1 jalapeno, finely chopped. I love this recipe because it's a great flavored dish that takes about 15 minutes when I don't have the time to make something else. Enjoy! Monday, July 18, 2016. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. Fiery Mac and Cheese. I have decided to create a blog to share .
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