Hi GG
did they say anything last week when the tests were performed ?
I think doctors are quite geared up to saying if they suspect something bad to keep you in the picture , let's hope they are just being over cautious
Lots of hugs and positive vibes sent to you
Xx
Last week they found something but the doc couldn't work it out. They took a biopsy and called me on Monday this week to go back in for another colonoscopy and bigger biopsy (yesterday). I did question the nurse when she called me yesterday afternoon but she simply said they don't know yet...
I've just been in (and out very quickly) to get my blood taken but it was simply a nurse from the endocrine department testing for urea and electrolytes and he didn't know much more.
I'm feeling a bit more rational now, at 4 am everything looms so much larger and scarier. I'm going to fill the Easter weekend with as many nice things as possible as a distraction and try and keep an open mind. Oh and ban the search 'cancer' from Google!
GG x
It's much easier said than done, but you're right to keep yourself busy.
Nothing on the same level really but I always worried when further tests were wanted and realised that I was wasting time worrying over it because until results confirm something there's nothing I can do and will deal with it, as it comes
Age 40 I suddenly developed palpitations, first search led me to COPD, embarrassingly I went into work and said I think that's what I got, results came through as arrhythmia
A breast lump, I told same boss that I think I have cancer, scan revealed breast tissue had formed the lump (strange thing is on both of these I didn't tell my daughter until I found out results were clear and she ballistic at me for not telling her at the onset)
Googling is handy, but can scare the living day lights out of us
I really hope you can try to relax over the weekend
Xx
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