Yes DX’d is diagnosed. Sorry I seemed to have picked up these abbreviations too. People type OH, I thought it meant Occupational Health but it appears to mean Husband, correct me if I am wrong anyone. LOL I think means lots of love.
Onc- oncologist BCN breast care nurse.
Good on you for picking me up, I always tell people at work to pick me up on the use of acronyms when I am providing a training session or contributing to a discussion.
To many of the people on this site LOL means “laugh out loud” - even though we’ve all got this b***** disease we do still find the time!
Good luck for today
Best wishes
Maddy xxxx
Been in a meeting. Couldn’t tell you what is was about. My head is all over the place!!!
I have been thinking about you and all of the others who are in our situation today.
I think we are very lucky that we have access to the support of the wonderful ladies on this site.
I imagine some ladies either don’t know about it or have no access - god love them.
Well I learnt something today too. I thought about what was said and so I started a new thread - The language we use.
I thought perhaps we could jot all these acronyms down.
Hi Everyone,
Good news!
Whatever it is its benign they are going to do more tests on the biopsy but have been told no signs of cancer and nothing to worry about, they just want to find out the nature of it. They will call me back next week.
I just want to thank you all so much for your incredible support, my heart goes out to all of you who are suffering from this awful disease.
My very best wishes to all of you
Love Denise xxx
Hi,
Yes I do but also feel for all those who haven’t had good news, its sad that so many people have to suffer.
I have just read your thread and not sure whether to congratulate you or not as you don’t seemed convinced that they are right. I’m sorry youv’e come from it still with doubt.
Best Wishes and take Care
Denie x
What brilliant news, I am so very pleased for you. It was awful that you had to worry so much. That’s part of the initiation into this gang but I am so glad you have not got the badge!.
Please go on from here with the brightest happiest future you could ever wish for.
Take care
First:
Denie - I am over the moon that all was ok with you. I thought about you all day.
Second:
I was diagnosed with BC. It is grade 1, which is good news. I have my operation on the 8th November. My brave daughter, Lizzie, she is 19 come to the hospital with me and she was brilliant.
just read your message. im so sorry you have been diagnosed with BC. glad you had your daughter with
you, sounds like a good girl to be proud of, you have obviously done a good job. i hope you are okay and am thinking about you.
sounds like things are moving quite quickly for you which is good. take care
I am so very proud of her.
Yep, things moved very quickly. Diagnosis, bloods taken, chest xray and appointment made.
Can’t ask for more than that!
Thank you for your support it is very much appreciated.
I am sorry to read about your recent diagnosis. I am sure you will get lots of help and advice from the many informed users of this site.
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congratulations on your diagnosis - I’m pretty sure you must have attempted a few cartwheels and are singing with joy at the most inopportune moments - go for it girl !! The ‘feel good’ factor has kicked in for me after reading your news (or it may just be a ‘tropical moment’
There’s absolutely no need to feel guilty about being well. You are a success story. Enjoy !!!