so this week I am going for more tests because in my cat scan they saw something on my ovaries that has moved pretty upset because i suffer anxiety and i do not think any women likes her vajj out for all to see especially older women so upset for many reasons but like aways I am a fighter and will work through this
UPDATE Sept4 --Well went to docs CAT scan was good I have one node still in my lower abdomen it was the aggressive one that was over 2and half CM it is still shrinking smaller than 1cm so good. And rest all still gone and blood work was Good, Next scan in 6 mo, I have a large cyst on my ovary they will probably remove after I meet with another doc. And probably will be soon waiting on a call, asked about port removal he said wants to wait on the ovarian cyst and see what happens with that. So port flush tomorrow. Hugs all , thankful for you all.
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this is when i first heard and wrote on facebook
Well, everyone, I have been crying all morning because here we go again. It started with a weird call this morning from gynecology at kent hospital setting an appointment. Huh? Why? Well, something was seen on your ultrasound. Uhhh no, we didn't have an ultrasound but did have a cat scan. Ok, let us call Dr. Joseph's office and find out what is up. So we call oncology (Dr. Joseph) office. They apologize, apparently, the referral got ahead of the call to us. They saw something in CT scan, a mass has moved. What?? so I have a mass on my ovaries that was seen before but it has changed position since then. So they are scheduling all kinds of tests for me starting with vaginal ultrasound. Yuck! And a gynecology exam and pap smear to start, next could be a biopsy and or removal of it or ovaries or more treatments. I am so upset I was really hoping to be one of those many who go years with no issue in remission. And these exams and location upset me so much with some issues I have with anxiety, depression, and PTSD, on top of worries about the stage of it if it is cancerous, and death, crying.
