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Cancer Support

ancianita

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8. Sure. It's scary. Still, knowing is better than not knowing.

Reply to LiberalLoner (Reply #1)

Tue Jul 18, 2023, 08:32 PM

Jul 2023

Keep notes, keep talking to everyone who you're with in medical places, asking questions; and definitely know exactly what the treatment plan is, and why and who, and if they can recommend help for people who need emotional, logistical and practical support.

Do nice things for yourself as these things go forward. We're here to talk to.

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Had both biopsies done today. Thank you all for being so wonderful and supportive. [View all] LiberalLoner Jul 2023 OP

I won't lie, I'm feeling kind of scared. LiberalLoner Jul 2023 #1

You Got This! DarthDem Jul 2023 #2

Thank you so much! ❤️❤️❤️ LiberalLoner Jul 2023 #5

Sure. It's scary. Still, knowing is better than not knowing. ancianita Jul 2023 #8

Thank you so much, these are great suggestions! ❤️ LiberalLoner Jul 2023 #10

🫶🏽 blm Jul 2023 #3

Thank you so much! ❤️ LiberalLoner Jul 2023 #6

. irisblue Jul 2023 #4

Thank you so much! ❤️ LiberalLoner Jul 2023 #7

So glad the biopsies are now done. I know you were concerned about the pain and no sedation. MLAA Jul 2023 #9

Thank you so much, how kind of you! ❤️❤️❤️ it actually wasn't bad at all, it wasn't LiberalLoner Jul 2023 #11

There are times I wish I had more to squish 🙃 MLAA Jul 2023 #12