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Just diagnosed with Endometrioid Adenocarcinoma: What to expect?

Gynecologic Cancers | Last Active: Dec 12, 2022 | Replies (239)
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@naturegirl5, I am sure you can relate. I am sorry you were sick for so long. I have seen my PCP and she has given me some medication that seems to be helping. I have asthma, so most respiratory issues turn into bronchitis for me. I am very worn out. I try to rest as much as I can. I wish I had taken a couple more weeks off after my surgery. Right now taking more time off isn't really an option.

Thank you! I am really glad that the menopausal symptoms have somewhat lessened.

I understand the weather as we have seen all four seasons in the span of a week (rain, snow, sleet, ice, thunderstorms and a few beautiful days). You never know what to expect.

Oh, how wonderful! Enjoy the time with your neighbors. That sounds like a well deserved treat!

I want to rest and clean and do laundry over the weekend. I feel like it gets ahead of me.

Take care my friend!

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Helen, Volunteer Mentor | @naturegirl5 | Apr 1, 2022

@cmb2022 We really are so alike. I have asthma too so like you anything upper respiratory has to be treated.

Ha! Yes, all four seasons in a week. And I'll bet sometimes all within one day. Yes, you never know what to expect. It's a good learning opportunity for me because if I don't like the weather I know if I wait it will change. And there is nothing I can do to change that.

Cleaning and laundry can be restful in itself. At least it is for me as I feel better when my home environment is clean and has less clutter. It's hard to keep up when you're busy all week. Well, it's just hard to keep up.

I'm glad to hear your menopausal symptoms have eased up.

I can't recall if you wrote this before but when do you return for your first follow-up exam? I have an exam at the end of this month which will be 3 months after finishing radiation treatment. The radiation oncologist told me in January that they won't see much after just 3 months but I'm nervous anyway. I return every 3 months for two years.

It's nice to be referred to as "my friend". You too. Take care.

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