Mornin Girlies
Yeh Charys sweetie - I’d wondered if you were going through the “Jeckyll and Hyde” change. How long DID you take the Tamox for?? It may very well be, that even if only briefly, it could possibly have kicked started it, or even that the whole physical, bodily BC experience may have. My boobs were at 46 and 47 and menopause kicked in at 50, and I only took the Tamox for probably a week, so don’t feel it figures with me - dunno. My depression probs definitely started with losing my second boob. It meant a lot to still have one of my own, albeit feeling and looking a bit disfigured. I read exactly the same from and about other women who’d experienced the same. That one boob still had all the normal touch/feel responses and sensations. Sorry to be very personal, but I know I can be on here. I had very very sensitive nips. So much so, that they instigated many of my physical, sexual experiences. But . . . I was talking elsewhere on this beloved Forum recently, about loss of touch sensation. numbness that can follow axillary lymph node clearance, in your arms and chest area. My good news is. . . Some of it DOES come back. It may/can take a few years tho’. AND, that it can be very much like a person who loses their sight. They develop extra sensitivity in their other senses. Their touch and hearing senses heighten. So I’m not complaining.
Ooooo, sorry, I’ve gone off track and am rabbiting again.Started this at 10 ish pm !!
Salcombe? Waay waaay out of my affordabiltity zone to move to and live. BUT. . . as beautiful as it is, I don’t think I’d want to LIVE there, Charys. A VERY SPECIAL favourite spot for us to have holidayed, and many special family hol memories. I now think “People” are more important to me. Up for adoption - but not desperate. Who am I trying to kid - yes I am.
Hey - I’m wanting to be a doting aunt. Take advantage. Any bidders??
Love yers, Dellywelly