when does the peace come.....
I had a lumpectomy (right side) in July followed by another biopsy (left side), followed by radiation....which I have to say was absolutely awfull! The biospy on the left side, came back neg...but for the last 11 weeks I've had bloody discharge...that not a single doctor could explain. I've been told "it's because your hormonal" "we just don't know, give it some more time" I nearly committed homicide.... today I saw yet another doctor...this time she told me she wasn't sure why it was bleeding but lets take it out...
so I'm scheduled for another lumpectomy... I'm tired. I'm tired of doctors, I'm tired of tests, I'm tired of surgeries...I just want peace... when does that come?
sorry, I just got home from the appointment and I'm alone and needed to vent....
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Kara welcome to this site
Kara welcome to this site and glad you started posting...im so sorry your having a bad day we all have them...and vent away girl...thats why we are all here...to give support! It can be overwhelming at times with all the different doctors and different doctors appointments and surgeries...but there is light at the end of the tunnel it wont last forever although it may seem that way now.0 -
I'm sorry for what you have
I'm sorry for what you have been going through. I remember my mother-in-law had a benign lump in her breast and it also bled. She had it out and no more problems. So hang in there once they get it out you will be fine. And Vent all you want we all do. We are here for you what ever you need. Let us know how you are doing when you get a minute. take care Kay0 -
Vent Away!
That's what we're here for and we all want and need to vent at some point (or points) on this journey that none of us wanted to be on. Sounds like you've had a rough couple of months. Hopefully your new doctor can find the cause of bleeding and then you can get back to your life. I'm keeping you in my prayers. Keep us posted.
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WelcomeMiss Murphy said:Vent Away!
That's what we're here for and we all want and need to vent at some point (or points) on this journey that none of us wanted to be on. Sounds like you've had a rough couple of months. Hopefully your new doctor can find the cause of bleeding and then you can get back to your life. I'm keeping you in my prayers. Keep us posted.
Hugs, Sally
Welcome to the board you have found a great place for answers. I am sorry for all you have been through. It does get very overwhelming at times and we all need to vent.I will be praying for you. God Bless
(((Hugs))) Janice0 -
Peace
Well peace is different for each one of us. To be alone is a whole different story unto itself. I think peace comes with time,with understanding, seeing and recognizing cancer for what it is. For me, peace is allowing GOD to walk me through my journey. It doesn't mean I don't cry,feel helpless, lonely and have that need to vent. But it means once the tears dry I can take a deep breathe and keep moving. That's what peace means to me in relation to cancer. I hope you find your peace0 -
Peace is a very illusive thingEvoling_butterfly said:Peace
Well peace is different for each one of us. To be alone is a whole different story unto itself. I think peace comes with time,with understanding, seeing and recognizing cancer for what it is. For me, peace is allowing GOD to walk me through my journey. It doesn't mean I don't cry,feel helpless, lonely and have that need to vent. But it means once the tears dry I can take a deep breathe and keep moving. That's what peace means to me in relation to cancer. I hope you find your peace
I have not found it and I've been battling for a little over a year. I think you just move on when it doesn't come and hope and pray it will show up at your doorstep some day. Please.0 -
Kara welcome to the
bc network. I'm sorry you've had a difficult few months. This however, is the place to vent so I'm glad you posted. I know it can be very frustrating when you see so many drs and no one seems to know why you're bleeding. I hope this issue will be resolved with the lumpectomy. I know it felt like I saw so many drs and had so many tests in the beginning. It's overwhelming. As to when peace comes, I don't know as I haven't gotten there yet. I'm still in treatment.
{{hugs}} Char0 -
peace comes in fits andcahjah75 said:Kara welcome to the
bc network. I'm sorry you've had a difficult few months. This however, is the place to vent so I'm glad you posted. I know it can be very frustrating when you see so many drs and no one seems to know why you're bleeding. I hope this issue will be resolved with the lumpectomy. I know it felt like I saw so many drs and had so many tests in the beginning. It's overwhelming. As to when peace comes, I don't know as I haven't gotten there yet. I'm still in treatment.
{{hugs}} Char
peace comes in fits and starts and it can be hard to find. I think when you are going through tests its almost impossible for most. so when things settle out you will get some that lasts longer and longer. becomes more managable.0 -
Peace comes with time....
and a willingness to accept the things you cannot change, change the things you can....
(Sorry, I always loved that prayer...)
I am over 4 years post treatment, 5 years since dx. I still have my moments of sadness for the changes in my life, but, for the most part, I see the good changes over the bad...
Welcome to the site. You will get support and advice, and lots of hugs here...
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wow-
thank you ladies for
wow-
thank you ladies for the wonderful responses. I am doing better today, I guess yesterday was that "why me" moment...
After alot of tears yesterday with my family (and a very angry teenage daughter) I've come to the point of- ok this is my journey.. (still crying) but realizing there is a purpose for it. I don't have to know why, but I've been called for the ride. I'm hoping that with continued prayer, I can keep this outlook.
Thank you ALL! you are all such wonderful women, very poud to call you sisters in Pink!
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Welcome
to the club that no one wants to join. I had a lumpectomy and rads starting January 2009 and a few bumps in the road since then. As several others have said, it comes in fits and starts. Seeing so many doctors, having so many tests takes over your life and you think it will never end. It does and your teenage daughter will grow up and hopefully deal with her anger.
Vent any time you need to, we all do and this board is a wonderful place for it.
Maureen0 -
Hi KaraEveningStar2 said:Welcome
to the club that no one wants to join. I had a lumpectomy and rads starting January 2009 and a few bumps in the road since then. As several others have said, it comes in fits and starts. Seeing so many doctors, having so many tests takes over your life and you think it will never end. It does and your teenage daughter will grow up and hopefully deal with her anger.
Vent any time you need to, we all do and this board is a wonderful place for it.
Maureen
Please follow up with your doc to find a reason for bloody discharge. Do not wait.
I am glad that you are doing better today and moved on. Peace comes from your inside. When the time comes you will create your own PEACE
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Peace be with you, Kara
Welcome to this wonderful site! This is a great place to vent, to ponder, to comment, to question.....well, it's just a great place to visit because we can all relate to one another. Yes, this "journey" can sometimes be SO overwhelming! The best advice I can offer is to remember to take some time for YOU! Do something YOU enjoy that will allow you to get away from all the BC-related madness. You must be diligent in your fight, but also be diligent in finding time for YOU! Then, the peace will come.0
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