New tests to undergo
Bummer to have all the waiting. Saundra
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SaundraBarbara53 said:so sorry you're hurting
So sorry to hear that your side is hurting so. Have you found something to soothe it? Don't be too brave with pain medication -- go ahead and take it, and get out your heating pad, too. Waiting is hard enough without being so uncomfortable!
Saundra, I'm sorry to hear you're feeling so bad and that you have to wait over a month for those tests. I'll be praying for you!
Marty0 -
So sorry Saundra,Mawty said:Saundra
Saundra, I'm sorry to hear you're feeling so bad and that you have to wait over a month for those tests. I'll be praying for you!
Marty
Please try
So sorry Saundra,
Please try not to worry too much, it certainly doesn't help at this point.
Much Love,
Sharon0 -
Waiting is the worst~
Saundra,
I'm so sorry you have to go through all of this waiting. As they say "it's the hardest part". You know you have all of us waiting with you, too, as well as your loved ones.
I hope that your doctors are in sync, and that they can help you feel better. And yes, as was suggested, use those pain meds. That's what they're there for. My Dr. recently gave me Vicodin Elixir, and I prefer it to the pills. (for Avastin headaches).
Hang in there, and know you're in our prayers xoxo
Love & (((Hugs)))
~Susan0 -
Hugs ♥ Prayers
Dear Saundra, I had them xrays ... oh such a fun prep and a warning for afterwards(or at least this happened for me) Wear depends ~ as the prep does not totally empty and depending how far of drive .. you may not make it home or to a bathroom..but then I have no warnings I have to go so that could have been part of my problem. I spoke with my gyn/onc yesterday and see the colorectal surgeon tomorrow for follow up visit and to schedule surgery. Colon problems are sure a pain in the rear ~ LOL ~ along with many other places. I know diverticulitis is one of the big causes for people to have ostomy surgery, and then to deal with cancer along with it has to be hard. What a waiting game huh, pray the meds help and the pain goes away. Lots of prayers, hugs n love Bonnie0 -
(((Saundra)))) ((((Bonnie)))))BonnieR said:Hugs ♥ Prayers
Dear Saundra, I had them xrays ... oh such a fun prep and a warning for afterwards(or at least this happened for me) Wear depends ~ as the prep does not totally empty and depending how far of drive .. you may not make it home or to a bathroom..but then I have no warnings I have to go so that could have been part of my problem. I spoke with my gyn/onc yesterday and see the colorectal surgeon tomorrow for follow up visit and to schedule surgery. Colon problems are sure a pain in the rear ~ LOL ~ along with many other places. I know diverticulitis is one of the big causes for people to have ostomy surgery, and then to deal with cancer along with it has to be hard. What a waiting game huh, pray the meds help and the pain goes away. Lots of prayers, hugs n love Bonnie
Hugs to 2 of my favorite ladies. I hate to think of you in pain or with 'issues' that cramp your style. The one good thing about enduring MUCH, is that you know in your heart that you can get through this; that your internal fortitude has been tested before and proven to be very powerful. And so you will also endure this and come out to a better place on the other side, as always. Strong women; tired of it for sure; but battling on none-the-less.
But no need to be TOO heroic: take the meds!! (((HUGS)))0 -
TylenolMwee said:bummer indeed
I'm so sorry that you have this waiting. I'm adding my voice to say please take those pain meds so you can be as comfortable as possible.
(((HUGS))) Maria
So far,Tylenol works. I just can't tell if it is the cancerous lymph node or the sigmoid colon. I have stronger meds if needed. I will see my gyn/onc next Wed. and he will tell from the physical which it is. Or he has in the past. Magic fingers!!LOL Saundra0
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