| Re: Hi I'm back trying to be cheery!!
I do hope you get answers soon. It is hard for me to know what it is like to not know what is going on. I was not getting any symptoms of lymphoma and my diagnosis came as a result of a scan to look into a lower pelvic problem. However, as the problem was small and I felt well, waiting for a diagnosis was easy! When I got the diagnosis, and I am coming up to my anniversary, I was not shocked...not sure why, but just was not. I think it must be awful to just not know what is going on and to feel so bad. Being treated is not nice but at least you get some sense of control of the situation.
I am also older and have got to the stage where I expect anything!!
By the way, I am feeling great!
Love,
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Husband dx July 2003, advanced rectal cancer stage 111C; myself dx July 2006 indolent lymphoma; husband dx February 2010, stage 2 prostate cancer.
Last edited by Nassau one; 07-02-2007 at 03:07 PM.
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