My son was doing his exams through all of this too.He has AS results too.
Good luck to him, Jill. I hope he’s coping well. I find it difficult to tell with my son.
They are not very expressive at this age!!!
Good luck to all with their son/daughters receiving A level results today.
Session went better today but I’m so tired today after my sleepless night - might see if I can grab a bit of sleep this afternoon. Four more to go - the end is in sight ? xx
Waiting at hospital…finish tomorrow! Going to feel weird but bloody great! X
Aw well done Lorna
it does feel strange on yiur last day dosnt it …ive been again tosay for acupuncture …not startinf new tabs till monday wanna xarry on feeling myself for a few more days ha .take care you have no excuse now to not be doinf your shift on night
owl forum yiu wont be going for rads alls I can say is rest when your bady tells you to rest I think I o er did everything whilst having rafs and everything caught up with me at once every one is different though x
christine x
Coming off the tablets hasn’t improved your spelling Christine !!!
Errrm im multi tasking lol on phone …might go trucking tomoz for a rest fed up of all the appotments ive had this week lol so I prob cover early shift when you wake up at lunch time I fill yoy in for change over x
christine x
And yes, vvvvv good luck to all the poor kids, torture for them and their families x
Yes ,particularly when they had to bring the manager in to assess how floppy they were … they were borderline too floppy!!!Got to laugh eh!!
How did you get on with lump on shoulder Sheena?
Yes, but what if you are the one woman that has her life saved …
Hi. I didn’t see the programme but read about it on the bbc website. I am the one woman who was saved. Had no lumps, no symptoms, eat healthily, and exercise. My tumour showed up on a routine mammogram, was the most aggressive kind and invasive. The surgeon said I wouldn’t have felt a lump for six months because it was deep seated, and by that time it would have been a very different story. Two women I know of who were diagnosed at the same time as me have died. So I feel very lucky. I do feel bad that people have surgery needlessly, though.
Sounds interesting programme - will have to get that on demand. Mine was detected on first mammogram at 47 was 12mm and grade 2 invasive so I think screening saved my life as I had no idea there was a lump there. Been having a down day today - not like me, had a few tears this afternoon - not sure if it’s the Tamoxifen or lack of sleep or combination of both. Having a bit of pain in boob today which is getting me down. Seeing oncologist for a review tomorrow - have lots of questions to ask! Hope he has enough time to answer them. Goodnight all - hope to be more cheerful tomorrow!! Xx
Sharon ,can I dispatch anyone to help out??Quiet night so Brad and Poldark are free…Tamoxifen is not agreeing with me ,hoping it settles down soon.
I was also diagnosed by routine mammogram, very deep tumour, no symptoms and unlikely to be any til a lot more serious .
Hope you feel better tomorrow, Sharnie. I’ve had a few weeps too - lack of sleep, meds, bladder etc etc. Hope you get a good sleep. x
I will make sure he turns up on time or he is sacked, he may be Poldark but he cant take the p**s.Make sure he does ironing /washing up too…
You are obviously blessed with less floppy boobs Maggie !!I am looking forward to seeing my bra again, hope it hasn’t been lonely…
We would all like that Maggie!!!