I'm glad you're well and keeping an eye on it. I finished ABVD the last week of 2015 and was then diagnosed with breast cancer in April 2016. It can be a rough road. Best wishes for you.
Thanks Mandy. So sorry to hear that you had to battle breast cancer right after finishing ABVD. Have you been in remission since? I hope you have, wishing you the best too.
So happy your well. My sister had four at at seventeen and she was fine. But at 43 she Developed breast cancer and had to have one breast remove. So we don't care how aggravated the doctor is this is your body your life. Be safe and blessed 🙌
Exactly! Always important to follow up these things, it's our life and no harm can come from checking things. But a lot of harm can come from missing cancer.
I have followed since your first video before you had chemo for your cancer. I was worried when I hadn't heard from you. it must be so hard after cancer not worrying about everything.
Thanks so much Kahlia for your wonderful comment. It takes a lot of brain power not to worry about everything! The other night I was spiralling a bit, worrying about relapse. I hope you're well.
@@isendathinks7588 it must be so hard having cancer, then being in remission, worrying about each and everything you find on your body..... I just had a colposcopy to check my cervix for cancer due to abnormal pap smear..... just waiting for the results. id love to hear more from you.. how has life changed since cancer....... do you feel happy ? xxx
You’re reaction is completely normal under the circumstances even if others are worse off right now. As you know early detection is the best thing you can do along with being your own advocate for your health. Keep doing you. Only you really know your body hun.
That's what I keep reminding myself of too, The Mad Crafter. I think some doctors can be dismissive but we can't let that get to us if we are doing what's right for us. It just makes me a bit angry for those cancer survivors who might be more anxious or struggle to assert their needs. Thanks for the lovely comment!
Im chronically ill too and i look normal as well on the outside..ive decided it's not worth the effort to explain to people.. .if i could turn back time i would never explain anything to anyone.. i wasted pretty much 10 years trying make them believe me that im sick..waste of time...
Thanks for your lovely comment, loveart. It is difficult to explain yourself isn't it? Especially when the illness/disability is invisible. Wishing you the best.
@@isendathinks7588 absolutely. i have this invisible illness/disability too. and each word you said , Isenda, I could say about myself, regarding fatigue and such social event's avoiding behaviour (choosing for safe mode and not paying too high recovery price afterwards). yes - It is difficult to explain yourself. unfortunately for a long time guilty feeling was almost an obsession. I could not say it better than you. you expressed it all. love to follow you. take care. julie
I'm glad you're well and keeping an eye on it. I finished ABVD the last week of 2015 and was then diagnosed with breast cancer in April 2016. It can be a rough road. Best wishes for you.
Thanks Mandy. So sorry to hear that you had to battle breast cancer right after finishing ABVD. Have you been in remission since? I hope you have, wishing you the best too.
So happy your well. My sister had four at at seventeen and she was fine. But at 43 she Developed breast cancer and had to have one breast remove. So we don't care how aggravated the doctor is this is your body your life. Be safe and blessed 🙌
Exactly! Always important to follow up these things, it's our life and no harm can come from checking things. But a lot of harm can come from missing cancer.
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I have followed since your first video before you had chemo for your cancer. I was worried when I hadn't heard from you. it must be so hard after cancer not worrying about everything.
Thanks so much Kahlia for your wonderful comment. It takes a lot of brain power not to worry about everything! The other night I was spiralling a bit, worrying about relapse. I hope you're well.
@@isendathinks7588 it must be so hard having cancer, then being in remission, worrying about each and everything you find on your body..... I just had a colposcopy to check my cervix for cancer due to abnormal pap smear..... just waiting for the results. id love to hear more from you.. how has life changed since cancer....... do you feel happy ? xxx
I have a lump 😢 I haven’t checked it out yet
I wouldn't wait. Please get it checked out.
Please get it checked out.
You’re reaction is completely normal under the circumstances even if others are worse off right now. As you know early detection is the best thing you can do along with being your own advocate for your health. Keep doing you. Only you really know your body hun.
That's what I keep reminding myself of too, The Mad Crafter. I think some doctors can be dismissive but we can't let that get to us if we are doing what's right for us. It just makes me a bit angry for those cancer survivors who might be more anxious or struggle to assert their needs. Thanks for the lovely comment!
Im chronically ill too and i look normal as well on the outside..ive decided it's not worth the effort to explain to people.. .if i could turn back time i would never explain anything to anyone.. i wasted pretty much 10 years trying make them believe me that im sick..waste of time...
Thanks for your lovely comment, loveart. It is difficult to explain yourself isn't it? Especially when the illness/disability is invisible. Wishing you the best.
@@isendathinks7588 absolutely. i have this invisible illness/disability too. and each word you said , Isenda, I could say about myself, regarding fatigue and such social event's avoiding behaviour (choosing for safe mode and not paying too high recovery price afterwards). yes - It is difficult to explain yourself. unfortunately for a long time guilty feeling was almost an obsession. I could not say it better than you. you expressed it all. love to follow you. take care. julie
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