Just wanted to say "Hi"
I haven't posted in a long time - but I have been lurking. Sad to see so many new people and sad to see so many leave. But glad to know there is a place to go full of caring people when you need it!
It's time for my 1 year follow up scans. I know my tumor ended up not being cancer after all, but I am scared. And I don't feel like I have the right to be. I am so scared that those 2 tiny "somethings" in my remaining kidney have turned into something - cancer or not - I'm afraid they will say more surgery and the possible loss of my other kidney. I know its irrational - but the fear is still there.
(And seeing the report the other day about the tech that falsified lab reports to indicate no cancer when there actually was, b/c she "didn't care about her job" , hasn't helped any! )
I guess I'm just venting...
Anyway "Hey guys!"
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hi just offering you a hand
hi just offering you a hand to hold, I have just started this horrible journey And will be having a partial neprectomy in a couple of weeks. I can understand your scan anxiety, but I'm sure everything will be fine. Im sure the others members will be able to offer you more advice. Keep your chin up.
karen
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Hi there MeMe:)
Hi there MeMe, I have often wondered how you were getting along! It is always a worry when it comes to check up dates, you are not being irrational at all. I am sure you will do just fine though, try not to stress too much, what is your scan date?
Djinnie x
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Scared..is likeDjinnie said:Hi there MeMe:)
Hi there MeMe, I have often wondered how you were getting along! It is always a worry when it comes to check up dates, you are not being irrational at all. I am sure you will do just fine though, try not to stress too much, what is your scan date?
Djinnie x
being a public speaker with stage fright. It means you care about the outcome; and you have a very valid reason to be scared.
Over the years, it does get a little easier. But even now, I still get anxious prior to the tests or an Oncology appointment, even if it's just for labs and a "see you in four months."
You will learn how to settle yourself into the routine of being a survivor, with time. You've been through an emotionally draining life experience. Take time to build yourself back up, and continue with a routine that makes you healthy and comfortable.
Most of all, zip on a smile and go your merry way.
Donna
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Hi MeMedonna_lee said:Scared..is like
being a public speaker with stage fright. It means you care about the outcome; and you have a very valid reason to be scared.
Over the years, it does get a little easier. But even now, I still get anxious prior to the tests or an Oncology appointment, even if it's just for labs and a "see you in four months."
You will learn how to settle yourself into the routine of being a survivor, with time. You've been through an emotionally draining life experience. Take time to build yourself back up, and continue with a routine that makes you healthy and comfortable.
Most of all, zip on a smile and go your merry way.
Donna
Best thoughts for good scan results. And thanks for stopping by. Miss you around here. Ron
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