Delia Smith
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Admits not suppose to be eating bread for another two months, but had a toastie from Costa 3-4 weeks before that. New thread definitely needed
That stood out to me too. Very perplexing.
Emma Drew #5 WLS, can’t eat a thing. Except cheese, beans and meat from a tin
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That stood out to me too. Very perplexing.
SelmaClaire
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She also went on to buy a sandwich meal deal, that damned Crunchie and said 'Tony made her a nice dinner' that same night.
OK I do not have anytime for Emma but yes she says she has stage 1A cancer of the womb. I do not doubt that she has if she says so (well you need to believe what she says and I am going down that route)
I did post on her thread that when i had my bypass the surgeon discovered a similar thing i.e a large ovarian cyst and they delayed my surgery until the gynae consultant came and took a look. I'm not sure if I posted that 1 month after surgery I had all the tests and was given a Class 4 cancer diagnosis. Unfortunately that is a sit up take note get on the case get prepared for the worst diagnosis. Unlike her I was 55 my treatment options were zippo just a hysterectomy and full ablation, then god knows what chemical/radiation treatment or I suppose the other option was the goodbye world. I didn't post any of this as I just got it done. I didn't want to alarm folks considering the bypass. The surgeons agreed the bypass did alert them to a major problem but the bypass and my weight didn't cause it. 10+ years on I'm here and OK. Emma has the earliest form of cancer i.e cancerous cells and a thickened womb there is much that can be hoped for and done and I hope she will be fine.
I did post on her thread that when i had my bypass the surgeon discovered a similar thing i.e a large ovarian cyst and they delayed my surgery until the gynae consultant came and took a look. I'm not sure if I posted that 1 month after surgery I had all the tests and was given a Class 4 cancer diagnosis. Unfortunately that is a sit up take note get on the case get prepared for the worst diagnosis. Unlike her I was 55 my treatment options were zippo just a hysterectomy and full ablation, then god knows what chemical/radiation treatment or I suppose the other option was the goodbye world. I didn't post any of this as I just got it done. I didn't want to alarm folks considering the bypass. The surgeons agreed the bypass did alert them to a major problem but the bypass and my weight didn't cause it. 10+ years on I'm here and OK. Emma has the earliest form of cancer i.e cancerous cells and a thickened womb there is much that can be hoped for and done and I hope she will be fine.
Emma Drew #6
Think this is right! anyway. I dont no 100% the rules over the hospitals etc but surely if someone was being told they had cancer they would have tohave someone there? when my grandad was told he went blank and couldn’t remember anything that was said only for my Nan!
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