The Graduate
What a bag of mixed emotions I was today. I was so happy
but couldn't help crying. The nurses were so wonderful. They
pronounced to everyone I was done, then I got to ring a bell!!
I am just scared, I am experiencing some symptoms that led
me to a struggle with my health almost for a year before I got
diagnosed. The same sharp pain in my chest and the same pain
with my sinuses. And nobody could figure out what it was.
I mentioned it to my oncologist and all he offered was antibiotics.
He will also try to schedule a PET scan but he wasn't sure if my
insurance will approve it since I had a mastectomy.
Please send me some good vibes, I feel a little anxious... time
to take out the old yoga mat.
Hugs,
Ayse
Comments
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The best of vibes to you, my dear friendrenee1822 said:Also sending you good vibes
Think positive thoughts and everything will work out!!
hugs to you
Darlene
How great to be totally done with the drugs. However, I understand your worry with the ongoing issues. I'm going through that a little bit myself right now. Let's hope this wave of symptoms from the past will go away as quickly as they came. Everything will be okay!
Hugs, Renee0 -
A Chemo Graduate
Congratulations from one graduate to another. Isn't it a wonderful feeling to know that you don't have to walk into the treatment area and have that poison pumped into your body? To know that needles are a thing of the past? To know that your hair WILL start to grow back? To know that you WILL start feeling better? I love the idea that the chemo nurses let you ring a bell to announce you were done. Good luck on finding the source of the chest and sinus problems. May it be a big nothing.0 -
Sending you lots of good
Sending you lots of good vibes and so glad you are finally done. It is such a relief, isn't it?
hugs
jan0 -
Ayse... one step at a time.
Ayse... First of all... a HUGE Congratulations on finishing up with treatment. I remember ringing that bell. It sure was music to my ears. Great news, I am happy for you.
On another note... regarding your symptoms, take it one step at a time. Try not to jump to conclusions. I know it's easier said than done, but try not to let your imagination run wild with scenarios. You did the right thing and are being an excellent self advocate in letting your doctors know about your situation. In the meanwhile, keep busy, do yoga, do what you love, and follow up with their recommendations.
I will say a prayer for you. Take care, God bless.
BL0 -
Congratulations, Ayse.
Congratulations, Ayse. Finishing chemo is a big step. Since your diagnosis you've been a warrior fighting for your life.
Once diagnosed, we are never the same...sigh.I think once active treatment is finished, we start feeling like we're boxing with shadows. It is so easy to be scared when we notice something not right with our bodies.
Really...get out that yoga mat, girl! And believe me, it does get better and better with time.
Sending you good vibes always.....xoxoxoxo Lynn0 -
CONGRATULATIONS on being
CONGRATULATIONS on being done with chemo!!!! I know how wonderful that feels1 Now it's time to rest & recover Ayse
I think I'll pull out my yoga mat next to ya and let's get our "namaste" on!
Sending hugs, love, and lots of good mojo!
*hugs*
Heather0 -
congrats
Happy for you0 -
Wonderful!fauxma said:Ayse,
So glad that you are
Ayse,
So glad that you are done with chemo. I do hope and pray that they find what is causing the pain and sinus problems. So Good Vibes and a big hug coming your way.
Stef
YEH! Congrat on being a chemo grad. By any chance did you have Cytoxin? I had that with Adramicyn and always got sinus headaches and face pain. My oncol. nurse told me it's a side effect of Cytoxin. Hope you feel better soon.
Sher0 -
I am grad of radiation
BUT I am sure same feeling of just having it over with. I dont' remember most of the dates of my BC but I DO remember like yesterday my graduation date....I even got mini framed diploma I keep on my kitchen counter.
I wish you the best...and WILL be thinking of you..?
Denise W.0 -
SherSher43009 said:Wonderful!
YEH! Congrat on being a chemo grad. By any chance did you have Cytoxin? I had that with Adramicyn and always got sinus headaches and face pain. My oncol. nurse told me it's a side effect of Cytoxin. Hope you feel better soon.
Sher
I had carbo, taxotere and Herceptin for a year.
The frustrating part is, no one can tell me what is wrong. One
allergy doctor seems to think that I am allergic to mold and here
in Az we have mold spores in the air. Another reason for me to move (;
I was on antibiotics for 8 months of that year and saw so many
doctors to no avail.
It notice it mostly when I am in AC or have my heat running. So
I try to avoid it.
Thanks for the positive vibes!!
Hugs,
Ayse0 -
CONGRATSdisneyfan2008 said:I am grad of radiation
BUT I am sure same feeling of just having it over with. I dont' remember most of the dates of my BC but I DO remember like yesterday my graduation date....I even got mini framed diploma I keep on my kitchen counter.
I wish you the best...and WILL be thinking of you..?
Denise W.
Fellow Graduate!!
I didn't do rads but I can only imagine how relieved you must feel.
The whole thing looked darn scary to me. So scary that I chose
a mastectomy instead.
Hugs,
Ayse0 -
THANK YOU ALL!!fauxma said:Ayse,
So glad that you are
Ayse,
So glad that you are done with chemo. I do hope and pray that they find what is causing the pain and sinus problems. So Good Vibes and a big hug coming your way.
Stef
I can feel the good vibes coming my way. And
as Heather put it so well. Let's get our Namaste on.. Hahha
And ward off any anxiety.
I can't believe it has been a year!!! WOW
It seems like yesterday that I stumbled over this board all
terrified and blue eyed - no idea what to expect. Thank
you all for taking me under your wings and giving me
advice and support.
Hugs,
Ayse0
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