Hi Barby. i cried listening to your story because its what i am going through . stage 1 uterine cancer.. i am having a complete historectomy and lympthnoid removal. i do not have any kids and i am ok with that at my age.. my family lives 3 hours away from me and my mom wont be able to be there shes getting ready to be put on hospice,, i am scared but your story gives me hope . its been a rough journey i know you understand this.. i hope you are doing well.. your in my prayers..
Hi Barby.. i had my surgery sept 28th its been tough but i am on my way to healing.. pathology came back.. no cancer spread outside my uteris. this is good news.. thank you for your nice response back to my post.. i started a you tube channel 2 years ago just started posting about my cancer journey but have not been able to the last few months been sick and in some pain...i have subscribed to your channel thank you for sharing your journey...
This video is a gift. My mom was diagnosed with Stage 1b endometrial cancer about a month ago. The cancer has been removed, thank God, but I can't stop feeling worried and anxious for her. I know the doctors try to reassure me things are fine now, but just hearing the word "cancer" attached to my mom in any way was enough to send my mind spiraling. I wasn't just upset about the cancer happening in the first place, I was also worried about the treatment and the possible complications. I also worry myself sick with the thought of other cancers developing. Hearing your story helped me feel a little less fearful.
Me too but thankfully caught early. The word cancer is very scary and something I think about daily with anything that comes up even though they assure me all is fine but you know what you have to be positive and think positive. You are amazing to be there for your mom and so supportive. Thankfully they caught hers early as well and may she continue to be healthy and well and live her best life.
@@barby2749 Thank you for responding. Even two years later, I still want to stress how grateful I was, and still am, for your story. Helped me quiet my worst fears. Oh, and my mom is doing fine now by the way. ^_^ And I thank God every day for it.
I am just starting on this awful journey. Went for a scan on 16th march 2023, then got a phone call the next day, to tell me that my endometrial lining was thick, approximately 11mm and a lump (somewhere). So I am waiting on an emergency appointment to come through with gynaecologist, my doctor said it can take up to 2weeks before I get seen. So all I do now is wait, and try and shut my mind off 😀. Thank you for your video, it's helped more than you know. Take care Maggie Aberdeen Scotland 💜💜
Barby - you have such a beautiful soul. Thank you for sharing your story. You articulate yourself so wonderfully and have such a tender heart. I am so sorry that you were dismissed numerous times by both the Gynecologist's office and the Emergency Department at the hospital. How each place handled such a serious situation like yours was unprofessional, reckless, careless, dangerous, and inhumane. (There is so much more I could list). You went through SO much and handled things with such grace. I hope you have put yourself and the very top of your priority list. You deserve to extend to yourself the utmost self-care and self-compassion. You deserve to shine ever so brightly! Sending you heartfelt healing hugs, blessings, and loads of love. 🦋👼🕯✨️🙏💙
Thank you so much for your kind words. All I can say is that I wish all of those who are so kind with their messages receive the best of care and wishes right back. I want only good things for all of you. My heart fills with joy if only one person reads this and makes a little bit of hope
Thank you so much for sharing your story. I’m so happy that surgery is all u needed. I am going in for my surgery in 2weeks n this is definitely the most difficult experience to live through. I’m faithful n hopeful that surgery will be all I will need as well. I pray that 6, 9 n many more years from now I will be able to share my story n be as well as u r.
Saw your 9 year post as well. Glad to hear that you are doing well so many years out. I had surgery a month ago , was 1 A but grade 3. Am starting radio therapy in a week. Your post though short has given hope and courage. Thank you. May you be blessed with many more years.
I had stabbing cramps, bleeding, gushing blood making puddles on the floor and clots passing. I was bedridden for 4 days. On the 7th day I was able to see my OBGYN. Did a biopsy and ultrasound. Tech found a tumor in my uterus and biopsy confirm I have Endometrial Cancer. I have been bleeding, cramping and have back pain for a month now. Waiting to meet with an oncologist and to schedule surgery. The waiting is SO LONG. The process is SO LONG.
Hi! Saw your 2022 video wherein you had your 9 year cancer-free anniversary. Congratulations! So wonderful and happy for you 🌸 But you turned the comments section off in that 2022 post. Can you please share with us your diet plan for surviving cancer? Please. I’m sure a lot of us will benefit from your experience, and might save our lives too. Thank you and more blessings.
I never turned it off and I am not sure how to add it back on I am so sorry. I never changed my diet .. I did do bariatric surgery in 2015 although had several complications. Since then have gained 40 lbs but still down 70 so I will take it .. life is hard .. we do what we can do. Love yourself.
@@barby2749 Hi Barby! I am so happy to hear back from you! No need to apologize. I also know that life is busy, and I am just glad to know that you are thriving well. As for me, I had my surgery for my endometrial cancer almost a year ago this coming March 2023, and, although I am still a little afraid of any recurrence it gets better by the day. Take care of yourself and thanks again for getting back to me ❤️🌹
Thank you for posting. Exactly, UNUSUAL BLEEDING. I started clotting a little, it was not normal for me. I just thought my body was just changing after the birth of my son. I was sitting in a conference, and I felt a huge gush. I put my hand down and it was covered in blood. I just assumed that a clot had blocked my uterus opening and it just released since I was in the middle of a menstrual cycle. I wasn't even going to go to the doctor. I am so lucky that I did. Six months later after a d&c, biopsy and thermoablation, hysterectomy and then bi-lateral oophorectomy's I was finally diagnosed after many tests came back negative. Endometrial Stromal Sarcoma is a silent killer and often misdiagnosed (did I mention that I was told 2 times that it was benign, the 3rd time they said they thought it might be, and after my hysterectomy they were still unsure until they sent it to a specialist).That being said it is absolutely curable. Some are slow growing (low grade) and some are fast growing. I was lucky to have the low grade one. It was called undifferentiated ESS back then. I was 39, and I am now 54. I am a mother of 2 daughters and I now know what to tell them. If your bleeding changes at all, go to the doctor. No one ever told me that.
Hi I recently got diagnosed with a low grade endometrial stromal sarcoma, just had a hysterectomy, waiting on the biopsy results. How are you feeling now?
Thank you for creating this video. I was diagnosed with womb cancer yesterday I'm waiting to have MRI and CT and then a hysterectomy and i am petrified
Thank you for your story. I just had a D & C because previously had thickening of uterine lining and Dr. Did biopsy. Found cancer cells. During D& C Dr. Found polyp. Sent in for biopsy and it is grade 1. Have hysterectomy scheduled for 10/18. I’m trying to figure out when people have a biopsy and they say they are a stage 1 for some reason I didn’t think staging could be done until the hysterectomy. Have a lot of cancer in family so worried. Thank you for answering and talking to people. Not everyone does that. 🌻
This is crazy that I came across your video. I'm having a total abdominal hysterectomy on Valentine's Day this year. I apparently was meant to see this video. I've already had a CT scan and just had an ultrasound today for a very large tumor in my uterus causing multiple symptoms and pain. Not sure if it's benign or cancerous yet, but hopefully will know tomorrow. Thank you for your video. I'm very glad you're doing so well and are cancer free. But I'm also very sorry you lost your dream to become a mother. I feel the same way. I adore children and always have. It's really sad to know I will no longer have the option to have a child. But the most important thing is to be healthy. Anyway, thank you again for your video and I wish you all the best. May you remain cancer free, happy and healthy. God bless you!!!
Your story is same as mine except it happened to me at 58 years of age. I have gone through Radiation on Pelvic as well. It’s been 8 months since I did total hysterectomy and I have still issues. The word Cancer is very hard to deal with.
@@parisarad2868 While I was only stage 1a and early my thoughts and wishes go out to you for speedy recovery and feeling good. Cancer is the worse feeling ever. I worry every day but this is the card I was given and we can help by knowing you are not aline.
Thank you for sharing your story of cancer. I had my surgery 8 weeks ago today. My robotic surgery went well. I wasnt in that much pain after surgery. After about 3 days of taking tylonel l I was doing ok. As long as I didn't lift anything to heavy. I had stage 1b to but I have to have breakie theapy in 4 days. Around the vagina cuff. I'm a little scared to have radiation inside my vagina. They say you can't feel anything but its just the thought of having radiation in you body. I hope you still doing good. God bless take you for sharing.
Thank goodness they caught early for you and just keep up good thoughts. You made it this far and should feel amazing you did! If you ever need to chat let me know. You are never alone in this ♥️
Thankfully for myself it was just the surgery but I have faith your journey will go well and you will continue to heal and do well. Keep being positive and I am touched my story helped you
Susanne I hope you are doing well. I am just reading this post and was diagnosed at Stage 1b as well. I had a hysterectomy and bilateral oopherectomy's. I was then treated for 5 years with estrogen blockers but have had no reoccurrence in 16 years. I was 39 years old when diagnosed. God Bless!
My mother has uterine sarcoma stage 1 but why have they advised chemotherapy she is 70 yrs old .they did surgery and removed the uterus but still they have advised chemo. Does not chemo kill? Thank you for your reply
Think positive you have to. Thankfully mine was caught early at stage 1 and was only a surgery but I pray for everyone going thru this as no one ever talks about it. You got this whatever it may be. May it be good news only sending virtual hugs and wishes. Keep me posted.
I have the same feeling like you. I developed however anxiety and nervousness because my body is still adjusting to the new structure left after the surgery. And I feel like I'm over the cancer but the aches palpitations nausea continue. It's a long fight. I'm just 6 weeks past it.
I’m going thru this right now. I’m waiting for my gyno-oncologist appt. My biopsy was not inter uterine because there is a growth that is benign blocking the cervex. So I wait!
That’s young. I had this happen 2x’s an the polyps where benign. Tried to get a hysterectomy an said I was to heavy. Now I have uterine cancer an have to get a whole hysterectomy.
Can you expand on what you said in the very beginning it got kind of weird the bleeding.... heavy? Odd color, texture? Help me understand. Please. Thanks
My wife was diagnosed with carcinosarcoma of the uterus this past April after cancer was found from a biopsy. Less than 1,000 cases per year, making up 4% of all uterine cancers. Extemely aggressive with a 20-30% survival rate of up to 5 years. It was high grade but stage 1 with no lymph node involvement. The PET scan before the radical hysterectomy in April showed it was confined to the uterus. We are going to start chemo, finally, this Friday. We are only 31 and still trying to cope with the loss of our ability to have children of our own that we've talked about since we fell in love at 15. Screw cancer.
I am so sorry to hear about your wife. I completely understand as this was my dream to. But unfortunately the cards we wish for are not what we always get. But thankfully and hoping they caught it early and she will be ok, and you both will have a long loving life together. There are other options should you both choose that avenue. And remember you have each other. Together you can get thru this. Stay strong. Sending you love and virtual hugs
Thank you for your informative video. I had a scare with endometrial cancer in 2017, but after my DNC, I was diagnosed with only dysplasia, which can be managed with progesterone, to keep it from progressing to cancer. Endometrial cancer is caused by too much estrogen in relation to progesterone. Heavier ladies can get this imbalance, because fat cells make a significant amount of estrogen. I was not heavy, but I was perimenopausal, which can also cause a hormone imbalance. You should pursue adoption, your calm, caring manner tells me that you would be a great mom!
hi, how are you doing today? I came across this video just now, almost 4 months after tahbso with the biopsy saying I've got stage 1 uterine cancer :( With the pandemic, I deal with the issue by myself everyday. Will I be ok for another year? Oh....how I wish to be strong as you are. God bless you
If you received stage 1 thankfully it got caught early. If you ever need to talk I am here you are not alone. That was how I felt. Take everyday as you can. You are WORTH it and will get thru this.
Hi Barby. i cried listening to your story because its what i am going through . stage 1 uterine cancer.. i am having a complete historectomy and lympthnoid removal. i do not have any kids and i am ok with that at my age.. my family lives 3 hours away from me and my mom wont be able to be there shes getting ready to be put on hospice,, i am scared but your story gives me hope . its been a rough journey i know you understand this.. i hope you are doing well.. your in my prayers..
Anytime you need to talk I am here. send me a line and I will try to get back to you ybrab143@gmail.com. You are NOT alone ever.
Hi Barby.. i had my surgery sept 28th its been tough but i am on my way to healing.. pathology came back.. no cancer spread outside my uteris. this is good news.. thank you for your nice response back to my post.. i started a you tube channel 2 years ago just started posting about my cancer journey but have not been able to the last few months been sick and in some pain...i have subscribed to your channel thank you for sharing your journey...
This video is a gift. My mom was diagnosed with Stage 1b endometrial cancer about a month ago. The cancer has been removed, thank God, but I can't stop feeling worried and anxious for her. I know the doctors try to reassure me things are fine now, but just hearing the word "cancer" attached to my mom in any way was enough to send my mind spiraling. I wasn't just upset about the cancer happening in the first place, I was also worried about the treatment and the possible complications. I also worry myself sick with the thought of other cancers developing.
Hearing your story helped me feel a little less fearful.
Me too but thankfully caught early. The word cancer is very scary and something I think about daily with anything that comes up even though they assure me all is fine but you know what you have to be positive and think positive. You are amazing to be there for your mom and so supportive. Thankfully they caught hers early as well and may she continue to be healthy and well and live her best life.
@@barby2749 Thank you for responding. Even two years later, I still want to stress how grateful I was, and still am, for your story. Helped me quiet my worst fears.
Oh, and my mom is doing fine now by the way. ^_^ And I thank God every day for it.
What kind of treatment you do
Actually my mother had same type of cancer Please tell me uour treatment details
@@user-kx3tj1qi1p A hysterectomy usually solves everything. But you have to catch it early enough.
I am just starting on this awful journey. Went for a scan on 16th march 2023, then got a phone call the next day, to tell me that my endometrial lining was thick, approximately 11mm and a lump (somewhere). So I am waiting on an emergency appointment to come through with gynaecologist, my doctor said it can take up to 2weeks before I get seen. So all I do now is wait, and try and shut my mind off 😀. Thank you for your video, it's helped more than you know. Take care
Maggie
Aberdeen Scotland 💜💜
Hang in there and keep me posted .... sending virtual hugs ❤
Thank you so very much. I had a hysterectomy too. Women need to hear your story. God bless you.
Thank you so much for this, I was diagnosed last week, but waiting for biopsy results to find out how bad it is. This was so helpful xx
Sending best wishes and hope all works out well for you. Hang in there
Barby - you have such a beautiful soul. Thank you for sharing your story. You articulate yourself so wonderfully and have such a tender heart. I am so sorry that you were dismissed numerous times by both the Gynecologist's office and the Emergency Department at the hospital. How each place handled such a serious situation like yours was unprofessional, reckless, careless, dangerous, and inhumane. (There is so much more I could list). You went through SO much and handled things with such grace. I hope you have put yourself and the very top of your priority list. You deserve to extend to yourself the utmost self-care and self-compassion. You deserve to shine ever so brightly! Sending you heartfelt healing hugs, blessings, and loads of love. 🦋👼🕯✨️🙏💙
Thank you so much for your kind words. All I can say is that I wish all of those who are so kind with their messages receive the best of care and wishes right back. I want only good things for all of you. My heart fills with joy if only one person reads this and makes a little bit of hope
Tysm your comments just made me tear up .. appreciate YOU more than u know with your comments❤
Thank you so much for sharing your story. I’m so happy that surgery is all u needed.
I am going in for my surgery in 2weeks n this is definitely the most difficult experience to live through. I’m faithful n hopeful that surgery will be all I will need as well. I pray that 6, 9 n many more years from now I will be able to share my story n be as well as u r.
You got this! I just celebrated 10 years and to know this video has helped someone in any way gives me so much hope you have no idea.!
@@barby2749 ❤️
Your testimony helped me very much my dear! God Bless You! ❤️🌹
You are so welcome
Saw your 9 year post as well. Glad to hear that you are doing well so many years out. I had surgery a month ago , was 1 A but grade 3. Am starting radio therapy in a week. Your post though short has given hope and courage. Thank you. May you be blessed with many more years.
Thank you so much. May you know you have a virtual buddy here.
I had stabbing cramps, bleeding, gushing blood making puddles on the floor and clots passing. I was bedridden for 4 days. On the 7th day I was able to see my OBGYN. Did a biopsy and ultrasound. Tech found a tumor in my uterus and biopsy confirm I have Endometrial Cancer. I have been bleeding, cramping and have back pain for a month now. Waiting to meet with an oncologist and to schedule surgery. The waiting is SO LONG. The process is SO LONG.
So odd II was taken once someone finally took me asap u need to tell them it’s an emergency
Thank you for sharing this. I am 38 and this helps, most women seem to be much older. It's a little scary, it's good to see you are well now.
Anything I can do to help or listen let me know. I was just shy 40 when diagnosed.
Thank you so much for your kind words. If I can help in any way let me know.
So glad I found this video. I just had my ultrasound and waiting for my biopsy on 12/6 thank you for giving me hope!
Then my job is done!
Had my ultrasound and waiting for my biopsy on 3/13/23. Fingers crossed 🤞🏻!!
Hi! Saw your 2022 video wherein you had your 9 year cancer-free anniversary. Congratulations! So wonderful and happy for you 🌸 But you turned the comments section off in that 2022 post. Can you please share with us your diet plan for surviving cancer? Please. I’m sure a lot of us will benefit from your experience, and might save our lives too. Thank you and more blessings.
Itt won't let me turn them on
I never turned it off and I am not sure how to add it back on I am so sorry. I never changed my diet .. I did do bariatric surgery in 2015 although had several complications. Since then have gained 40 lbs but still down 70 so I will take it .. life is hard .. we do what we can do. Love yourself.
@@barby2749 Hi Barby! I am so happy to hear back from you! No need to apologize. I also know that life is busy, and I am just glad to know that you are thriving well. As for me, I had my surgery for my endometrial cancer almost a year ago this coming March 2023, and, although I am still a little afraid of any recurrence it gets better by the day. Take care of yourself and thanks again for getting back to me ❤️🌹
Thank you for posting. Exactly, UNUSUAL BLEEDING. I started clotting a little, it was not normal for me. I just thought my body was just changing after the birth of my son. I was sitting in a conference, and I felt a huge gush. I put my hand down and it was covered in blood. I just assumed that a clot had blocked my uterus opening and it just released since I was in the middle of a menstrual cycle. I wasn't even going to go to the doctor. I am so lucky that I did.
Six months later after a d&c, biopsy and thermoablation, hysterectomy and then bi-lateral oophorectomy's I was finally diagnosed after many tests came back negative.
Endometrial Stromal Sarcoma is a silent killer and often misdiagnosed (did I mention that I was told 2 times that it was benign, the 3rd time they said they thought it might be, and after my hysterectomy they were still unsure until they sent it to a specialist).That being said it is absolutely curable. Some are slow growing (low grade) and some are fast growing. I was lucky to have the low grade one. It was called undifferentiated ESS back then. I was 39, and I am now 54.
I am a mother of 2 daughters and I now know what to tell them. If your bleeding changes at all, go to the doctor. No one ever told me that.
Hi I recently got diagnosed with a low grade endometrial stromal sarcoma, just had a hysterectomy, waiting on the biopsy results. How are you feeling now?
Thank you for creating this video. I was diagnosed with womb cancer yesterday I'm waiting to have MRI and CT and then a hysterectomy and i am petrified
Well it you need anything please dm me I am more than happy to be your pal thru this!
@@barby2749 thank you.. I'm not sure how to
@@Zeyenna you can email me at ybrab143@gmail.com
Thank you so much for making this video. I appreciate you sharing your story.
Thank you so much for your kind words
Thank you for your story. I just had a D & C because previously had thickening of uterine lining and Dr. Did biopsy. Found cancer cells. During D& C Dr. Found polyp. Sent in for biopsy and it is grade 1. Have hysterectomy scheduled for 10/18. I’m trying to figure out when people have a biopsy and they say they are a stage 1 for some reason I didn’t think staging could be done until the hysterectomy. Have a lot of cancer in family so worried. Thank you for answering and talking to people. Not everyone does that. 🌻
Absolutely! No one was here for me so I am glad this helped in any way
@@barby2749 ❤️
This is crazy that I came across your video. I'm having a total abdominal hysterectomy on Valentine's Day this year. I apparently was meant to see this video. I've already had a CT scan and just had an ultrasound today for a very large tumor in my uterus causing multiple symptoms and pain. Not sure if it's benign or cancerous yet, but hopefully will know tomorrow. Thank you for your video. I'm very glad you're doing so well and are cancer free. But I'm also very sorry you lost your dream to become a mother. I feel the same way. I adore children and always have. It's really sad to know I will no longer have the option to have a child. But the most important thing is to be healthy. Anyway, thank you again for your video and I wish you all the best. May you remain cancer free, happy and healthy. God bless you!!!
I hope you are doing well as well. Valentine sister!
Your story is same as mine except it happened to me at 58 years of age. I have gone through Radiation on Pelvic as well. It’s been 8 months since I did total hysterectomy and I have still issues. The word Cancer is very hard to deal with.
Also my cancer was grade 3 stage 1b
@@parisarad2868 While I was only stage 1a and early my thoughts and wishes go out to you for speedy recovery and feeling good. Cancer is the worse feeling ever. I worry every day but this is the card I was given and we can help by knowing you are not aline.
What do you mean on.pelvic? Please
Thank u..u give us hope !!! ❤️. Jesus heals ...!!
First time İ saw your video god bless Barby.
Thank you so much
Thank you for sharing your story of cancer. I had my surgery 8 weeks ago today. My robotic surgery went well. I wasnt in that much pain after surgery. After about 3 days of taking tylonel l I was doing ok. As long as I didn't lift anything to heavy. I had stage 1b to but I have to have breakie theapy in 4 days. Around the vagina cuff. I'm a little scared to have radiation inside my vagina. They say you can't feel anything but its just the thought of having radiation in you body. I hope you still doing good. God bless take you for sharing.
Thank goodness they caught early for you and just keep up good thoughts. You made it this far and should feel amazing you did! If you ever need to chat let me know. You are never alone in this ♥️
Thankfully for myself it was just the surgery but I have faith your journey will go well and you will continue to heal and do well. Keep being positive and I am touched my story helped you
Susanne I hope you are doing well. I am just reading this post and was diagnosed at Stage 1b as well. I had a hysterectomy and bilateral oopherectomy's. I was then treated for 5 years with estrogen blockers but have had no reoccurrence in 16 years. I was 39 years old when diagnosed. God Bless!
Thank you so much for sharing. I had G1S1a endometrial cancer. Surgery Nov 21. /18
My pleasure the more we share the more we can grow and learn. Hope you are doing well!!!!
My mother has uterine sarcoma stage 1 but why have they advised chemotherapy she is 70 yrs old .they did surgery and removed the uterus but still they have advised chemo. Does not chemo kill? Thank you for your reply
Thank you so much..it is really helpful....
Done my D&C 3day ago.and im waiting for the result of my biopsy.. and im so nervous.thanks for sharing this video..
Think positive you have to. Thankfully mine was caught early at stage 1 and was only a surgery but I pray for everyone going thru this as no one ever talks about it. You got this whatever it may be. May it be good news only sending virtual hugs and wishes. Keep me posted.
Was it painful.. getting one soon... very scared.
I have the same feeling like you. I developed however anxiety and nervousness because my body is still adjusting to the new structure left after the surgery. And I feel like I'm over the cancer but the aches palpitations nausea continue. It's a long fight. I'm just 6 weeks past it.
You got this! If you ever need to talk just DM me!
How may I get in touch? My niece will help me. I'm not good at all these tech things. thanks for ur reply.
Are you doing ok huny ? Hope all is well ❤️
Thankfully yes! They caught it early :)
my wife has endo cancer... I'm totally devastated now and we got no kids😢
I am so sorry. Please stay positive. What stage was she diagnosed?
I’m going thru this right now. I’m waiting for my gyno-oncologist appt. My biopsy was not inter uterine because there is a growth that is benign blocking the cervex. So I wait!
Sending virtual love, support and wishes
That’s young. I had this happen 2x’s an the polyps where benign. Tried to get a hysterectomy an said I was to heavy. Now I have uterine cancer an have to get a whole hysterectomy.
I am so sorry but know you are not alone.
Can you expand on what you said in the very beginning it got kind of weird the bleeding.... heavy? Odd color, texture? Help me understand. Please. Thanks
The bleeding I had was very heavy clotting. Very dark red. The clots were larger than the palms of my hands.
My wife was diagnosed with carcinosarcoma of the uterus this past April after cancer was found from a biopsy. Less than 1,000 cases per year, making up 4% of all uterine cancers. Extemely aggressive with a 20-30% survival rate of up to 5 years. It was high grade but stage 1 with no lymph node involvement. The PET scan before the radical hysterectomy in April showed it was confined to the uterus. We are going to start chemo, finally, this Friday. We are only 31 and still trying to cope with the loss of our ability to have children of our own that we've talked about since we fell in love at 15. Screw cancer.
I am so sorry to hear about your wife. I completely understand as this was my dream to. But unfortunately the cards we wish for are not what we always get. But thankfully and hoping they caught it early and she will be ok, and you both will have a long loving life together. There are other options should you both choose that avenue. And remember you have each other. Together you can get thru this. Stay strong. Sending you love and virtual hugs
I had to get a Biopsy first.
I had a d&c and that is when they found it
We're you given hormone replacement therapy afterwards?
Due to my staging I was just given a TAH/BSO and that was it. Emotionally I was drained for many years but I keep my positivity.
Thank you for your informative video. I had a scare with endometrial cancer in 2017, but after my DNC, I was diagnosed with only dysplasia, which can be managed with progesterone, to keep it from progressing to cancer. Endometrial cancer is caused by too much estrogen in relation to progesterone. Heavier ladies can get this imbalance, because fat cells make a significant amount of estrogen. I was not heavy, but I was perimenopausal, which can also cause a hormone imbalance. You should pursue adoption, your calm, caring manner tells me that you would be a great mom!
Awe thank you so much .. Just wasn't in my cards
hi, how are you doing today? I came across this video just now, almost 4 months after tahbso with the biopsy saying I've got stage 1 uterine cancer :(
With the pandemic, I deal with the issue by myself everyday. Will I be ok for another year? Oh....how I wish to be strong as you are. God bless you
If you received stage 1 thankfully it got caught early. If you ever need to talk I am here you are not alone. That was how I felt. Take everyday as you can. You are WORTH it and will get thru this.
I was diagnosed today stage 1
Sorry for the late reply I am hoping you are doing well.