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Updated **8/08/06** for those interested- my cervical cancer.
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Hi Shelly
Just read your post, good luck and be strong. We will all be routing for you.
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sorry shelly i'm such a dozy mare, i've been posting on the miscarriage thread too. what a horrible way to find out.
i hope the treatment goes smoothly and you make a fast recovery *HUGS*52% tight0 -
jellyhead wrote:sorry shelly i'm such a dozy mare, i've been posting on the miscarriage thread too. what a horrible way to find out.
i hope the treatment goes smoothly and you make a fast recovery *HUGS*
Then you're in good company cos I'm posting there too:heart2: Love isn't finding someone you can live with. It's finding someone you can't live without :heart2:0 -
Results from trachelotomy are very good....i im a gynee nurse , work with an excellent surgeon who swears by this op......as a trainee nurse colposcopist, whilst its unfortunate about your miscarriage, it has possibly saved your life and also preserved your fertility....but Ladies out there HAVE REGULAR SMEAR TESTS>>>>>>0
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Be thinking of you Shelley and wishing a quick return to full health. Power of positive thought is second to nothing. Read Paul McKenna's work on TFT. Might help.x0
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Shelley,
Just discovered this thread, and wanted to say how awful the last few weeks must have been for you, but that I am pleased that you are able to draw strength from this site. Enjoy the Moto - and wishing you a speedy recovery from the op.
On another front - I'm 31 and had a subtotal hysterectomy last year after suffering badly with endometriosis. We were unable to have children due to the damage this illness caused."A simple life freely chosen is a source of strength. Do not be pursuaded into buying what you do not need or cannot afford." Quaker Faith & Practice 1.02.410 -
Hi Shelly,
I will be thinking of you and hoping everything goes the way you want it to. You are sounding very brave, but it's also perfectly ``normal'' to have times when you don't feel good. It doesn't mean you won't feel differently another day, it's just a perfectly normal human reaction to stress and trauma. You don't have to be ``brave'' all the time.
Allow yourself to be however you are. Try to take care of your own needs if you can. You sound like you have good advice and support. That's really important.
Take good care of you,
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Thank you all again for your support and kind words.
Heard from my consultant today that my surgery is going to be on 3rd July. Glad to have a couple of weeks to chill and relax before the big day.:heart2: Love isn't finding someone you can live with. It's finding someone you can't live without :heart2:0 -
Hi Shelley,
I will be praying for you....0 -
Hi Shelly,
Hope all goes well for you
best wishes,
Katie0
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