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Just diagnosed with Endometrioid Adenocarcinoma: What to expect?
Gynecologic Cancers | Last Active: Dec 12, 2022 | Replies (239)Comment receiving replies
@naturegirl5
You are welcome! I also meant to say that I was sorry you had to go through a reoccurance. I was kind of wrapped up in me and forgot to acknowledge that. I am sure that was hard for you, but I am so glad you keep encouraging and trudging along.
I have to be honest I am not the same person I was just over a month ago. I have had so many emotions and worst of all spent a few weeks being mad at the world. In reality I have learned who my friends are. Those that have supported me, offered kind words, sent cards, flowers, gifts, visited, called , brought food or even prayed for me when I wasn't worthy of such kind acts, even to the stranger on web based support page who has helped more than she will ever know! I am most grateful!
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Dearest @cmb2022
My name is Rosemarie. I have been keeping up with your post because I want to know how your faring sice your diagnosis. I too was diagnosed with the same cancer at 68 as well. I was lost the day the I was told I had it. I didn't know if I was in denial because I just couldn't believe it and I was numb the first day. The next day when it sunk in, emotions came all kinds and crying all day took over. Then questions, I had no answer to came pouring in so it made it worst. I reached out for support and nature girl helped me so much. She had the same cancer and shared with me her experience. HOPE started for me.. I had to have it or I felt like I was going to go crazy if I didn't. Finally the day came when I had my initial visit with Oncologist doctor, explained what needed to be done and what to expect after it..still hoping, praying,.. After surgery, doctor gave more hope. He said he removed cancer, and no other place visible of it. My dear sister, I was happy I couldn't stop crying.
My experience has humbled me, strengthened me, take nothing for granted and appreciate each day we have because we never know what tomorrow brings but most of all, keep faith intact and never give up on HOPE. That's the power we need to keep us going. Praying for your recovery..
Rosemarie