Newbie Here - Endometriod adenocarcinoma
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Great news! I was in akimrenea62 said:UPDATE On My Surgery October 30th
Well I had my surgery. Did the DaVinci and lasted about an hour. Pathology report came back and the Dr. says no futher treatment necessary. Early stage and Grade 1 cancer. Follow up visits only! I'm so relieved! Thank you so much for all your support on this board. Much love and best wishes to you all!
Thanks,
Kim
Great news! I was in a similar situation. Hopefully your recovery is text book.
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MMMT
Hey, My name is Kay and just found out I have endometriod adenocarcinoma. Mine is Stage 3A. I am like you, never thought I would be on this side of cancer. I have been a caretaker with my mother-in-law, 92 years old. I had a hysterectomey on Oct 27th, 2014 and three lymph nodes removed. Two lymph node had cancer cells and the other had a growth. I am getthing ready to take chemo and radation. I am trying not to think but be positive.
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Welcome, KayBBKayBB said:MMMT
Hey, My name is Kay and just found out I have endometriod adenocarcinoma. Mine is Stage 3A. I am like you, never thought I would be on this side of cancer. I have been a caretaker with my mother-in-law, 92 years old. I had a hysterectomey on Oct 27th, 2014 and three lymph nodes removed. Two lymph node had cancer cells and the other had a growth. I am getthing ready to take chemo and radation. I am trying not to think but be positive.
KayBB, welcome to our board, but I wish that you didn't feel a need to find us here. I also have stage 3A, uterine papillary serous carcinoma, not MMMT. With time, I found that the shock of the diagnosis started to wear off and I could begin to function without constantly thinking about my cancer. I was diagnosed 13 months ago and am currently NED (No evidence of disease). Although I didn't have radiation treatment, I can tell you that the chemo drugs-usually carboplatin and Taxol are administered-weren't difficult to handle. I missed one day of work due to fatigue and that was as a result of my last and 6th chemo. It is doable, Kay, and I hope that you find it to be so!
I suggest that you get copies of your operative report and pathology report just in case you decide to get a second opinion. I found it helpful to write out my questions before seeing my gynecologic oncologist, that way I wouldn't forget to ask any important questions. I brought family members to the appointments with me initially, both for support and for a different set of ears.
Please keep us posted on how you are doing, Kay.
Warm Wishes,
Cathy
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Mixed emotionsAbbycat2 said:Welcome, KayBB
KayBB, welcome to our board, but I wish that you didn't feel a need to find us here. I also have stage 3A, uterine papillary serous carcinoma, not MMMT. With time, I found that the shock of the diagnosis started to wear off and I could begin to function without constantly thinking about my cancer. I was diagnosed 13 months ago and am currently NED (No evidence of disease). Although I didn't have radiation treatment, I can tell you that the chemo drugs-usually carboplatin and Taxol are administered-weren't difficult to handle. I missed one day of work due to fatigue and that was as a result of my last and 6th chemo. It is doable, Kay, and I hope that you find it to be so!
I suggest that you get copies of your operative report and pathology report just in case you decide to get a second opinion. I found it helpful to write out my questions before seeing my gynecologic oncologist, that way I wouldn't forget to ask any important questions. I brought family members to the appointments with me initially, both for support and for a different set of ears.
Please keep us posted on how you are doing, Kay.
Warm Wishes,
Cathy
I always feel so sad to welcome a new person, Kay, but glad that she ( sometimes he) has found her way here. This board is quite literally a lifesaver with all kinds of treatment information as well as being an emotional support. As did Cathy, I found chemo to be very doable, nothing like I anticipated. There are issues but we will help you take them in stride.
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KayBB, I am sorry you haveKayBB said:MMMT
Hey, My name is Kay and just found out I have endometriod adenocarcinoma. Mine is Stage 3A. I am like you, never thought I would be on this side of cancer. I have been a caretaker with my mother-in-law, 92 years old. I had a hysterectomey on Oct 27th, 2014 and three lymph nodes removed. Two lymph node had cancer cells and the other had a growth. I am getthing ready to take chemo and radation. I am trying not to think but be positive.
KayBB, I am sorry you have found us but you have a safe place to ask any question, vent, cry, etc...said by one of the the dearest women we have all know, "you are a statistic of one". Do not read the statistics out there, the information is old and there are many here who have proved them wrong.
Cancer is a journey, but it is doable. You may not think you will ever see the end, but one step at a time, you will get there and the people on this board are always willing to help.
Take a breathe and if anyone starts to say anything negative, tell them to STOP, I AM ONLY THINKING POSITIVE THINGS!
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