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Life after total thyroidectomy after papillary cancer

Thyroid Cancer | Last Active: Feb 3 6:14am | Replies (40)

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@colleenyoung

@lilyann, of course you gave the right answer to your doctor that you weren't going to take a temper tantrum. You want to get down to business with her. But I completely understand that toddler resistence to embracing this whole darn thyroid cancer thing. Who wants to do it, right?

I just want to let you know that here on Connect, tantrums, venting, and just saying things outloud that you can't say with family, friends and docs are permitting here. 🙂

Lilyann, When is your surgery? Do you have questions that members like @mnroni1 @jlanderson76 @nobody @blulilbaby @dho @rzawie24 @destincindy might be able to help answer?

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hi colleen, thank you so much for understanding. on the 12th of december, i have to get my voice box checked, then on the 19th of december, i go for the neck and soft tissue ultrasound. i don't mind anything that is not invasive, not looking forward to a tube going down my nose however. scared that i might have one of my coughing spells, and its quite embarrassing for me. then all this grunting and trying to clear my throat. since this pandemic i hated to be around someone coughing and grunting and clearing their throats, i guess i got paranoid. i do have a question and i wonder if they will operate since i have not had my covid shot? please be nice as i have gotten flu shots for years only to be so sick afterwards and i do mean sick and not for a few days. just now starting to feel somewhat human after the last flu shot in 2018, you know the one for the elderly, triple dose. praying for all on all these sites. i read alot on Quora, and oh, my. what some people go through. thank you for listening, i sure needed your answer colleen. i will try to keep that "stiff upper lip".