Hope is what I need....

Hello ladies

 

i joined the site yesterday having received my diagnosis.  Still waiting on CT scan to establish if contained to my breast/lymph nodes.  My moods have been to the extreme, very hopeful and positive to rock bottom.  My worst time sober the last few weeks has always been first thing in the morning, when it hits you… what might be and now it hits me what it actually is … cancer.  I never thought it would be and am struggling to come to terms with the why me.

 

any advice anyone’s can give on how to move forward from this would help me greatly.

 

thanks in advance x

JanoM

 

Oh we can all relate to that “why me?”, it is the shock of it all but it will get better, once you know what is going to happen and when, it is strangely re-assuring because you know something is being done to make you better.

 

I was the same, I had my diagnosis, was fine with it and re-assured with my treatment plan, then a couple of days later it was like “why me, havent I had enough rubbish,” then I thought well why not me, I can get through this I have done it before with my childhood condition.  It is not easy and you will have up and down days, but you know that we will always be there to support you.  I think the trick is to give yourself small milestones that are realistic instead of trying to think too far ahead, that stuff can be dealt with as and when it needs to be

 

Sending you a hug

 

helena xxx

Hi Jano

The mornings are definitely the worse. Its when you wake up and realise that things are not as they were.

As Helena says, try and cope with one day at a time and then one treatment at a time, otherwise it all gets too much.

There are plenty of ladies on here who have been through all the treatment and cone out the other side. You can too.

Sue xx

Hope is the thing with feathers

 

It’s a roller coaster of a journey with ups and downs aplenty.  The only answer to the Why Me? question is Why not me? :frowning:

 

Denial - this phase is something we all go through I think as it is easier than facing up to it all but unfortunately reality comes back to you and hits you again. It feels as if you are underwater I think, trying to get back up to the surface. Keep talking about your fears on here where it is safe and with trusted friends - don’t worry if they say daft things back though as they don’t understand any more than you do at the moment.

 

Sending good vibes and virtual hug to you JanoM x

 

 

 

 

 

 

While there’s life, there’s hope…Just be patient…it will all work out …it is cancer but it is the most treatable cancer…thinking of you xxxx

jano Eveth one here is fab and always some one around to listen and offer advice x good luck and big hugs x

Read that as everyone not Eveth damn autocorrect xx nothing to do with my spelling lol xx

Hi Jan,

Thinking of you and understand what you’re going through. I’m having my CT scan on Sunday xx