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Background about my cancer diagnosis and results to 1-3-2023 scans

I have been dealing with stage four uterine cancer but it's treatable since March 28,2023 originally was diagnosed ovarian but after my surgery it showed it started in the uterus and spread to my ovaries the only sign of disease is in my lymph nodes.. I am in the hospital right now my eighth round of chemo made all my numbers drop and it made me very sick. I had surgery total hysterectomy in July my scans I got yesterday are the same as July so basically the tumor hasn't grown but mine are in my lymph nodes they can not take it out. During treatment I have had a sinus infection when I was diagnosed, Pneumonia in October,COVID in November, pneumonia in december-january. I was really hoping the tumor would respond and shrink a little but I need to be happy for Gods blessings at least it didn't grow it's stable I find out my treatment plan today me and my sister talked about it yesterday she came to hear the results most likely it's going to be more aggressive and make me sick and I'm worried about that. Please keep me,my sister and her 11 year old in your prayers. I have been reading alot of christian self help books since I have time in bed if anyone could recommend some for anxiety, or cancer it would be greatly appreciated. I'm going to make a list and once a month when I get paid at my nursing home I'm going to go on Amazon and order a book to read for that month. Thank you in advance for praying,prayer changes things.

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Hi, my name is chroniclyMimi. I recently spent a week in the hospital and was diagnosed with Adrenal Insufficiency and acute renal failure. My blood pressure would drop so low I would pass out when sitting up or standing and at times was even 60s/30s at rest. I live with a slew of debilitating, chronic medical issues that have come to light over the last 13+ years, including Rheumatoid Arthritis, h-EDS, multiple orthopedic surgeries, a h/o uterine cancer, anxiety and depression to name a few. I had to retire with disability at the age of 44 from a 20+ year nursing career and I can tell you with complete certainty that it’s definitely harder to be a full time patient than the health care professionals. I usually consider myself pretty badass and I’ve learned how to adapt and live with my limitations and disabilities (except the motorized bugggy in the grocery store, I refuse to ride on one of those!!) But this most recent diagnosis has me a little concerned and scared, I understand that it is most likely due to the high dose and lengthy tapers of Prednisone I’ve had to take frequently for RA flares, as well as stress being a factor. My initial appointment with the Endocrinologist isn’t until May, so I came back to The Mighty for support from people I trust to help me understand and also guide me through how to adjust to life with this additional chronic condition .
#MightyTogether #Anxiety #Depression #RheumatoidArthritis #OrthostaticHypotension #ehlers-DanlosSyndrome #DegenerativeDiscDisease #Fibromyalgia #PTSD #addison'sDisease #UterineCancer #BenignParoxysmalPositionalVertigo #ChronicIllness #ChronicKidneyDisease

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Hi, my name is Caelie. I'm here because I struggle with anxiety, depression and grief after childhood sexual abuse and losing people I love. Then I was diagnosed with degenerative disc disease and Cancer. My type of cancer is usually easily cured with surgery, but not in my case. it has already spread beyond the pelvis, so I am at Stage 3. I had chemo and lost all my hair, but it did nothing. I am trying to find some meaning in my life.

#MightyTogether #Anxiety #Depression #PTSD #Cancer #UterineCancer

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Sadness on an anniversary of an amazing HUMAN AUNTIE

My HUMAN is sad. She is emotional. She’s overcome with the return of the same exact grief the way she grieved in shock, disbelief that it was true, and the empty space that instantly grabbed an enormous piece of her heart 7 years ago yesterday on 10/17/2014.

I every so often (possibly a little more than “every so often) bust her chops, pester her with my over the top requests and demands that as I believe to be totally within reason and pretty much be a permanent standard for a pouch as myself.

I have watched her recently struggle beyond a shadow of a doubt more than ever since. Some of the struggles being suffering and atempting to push through one the sickest I’ve witnessed in all the years we’ve been a duo. The other how it is affecting her mind, as it just seems to spiral at a rapid pace.

So for tonight, no ball busting, just kisses and cuddles. Xoxo

#Depression #Anxiety #greif #Loss #Sadness #Passing #heartbreak #BreastCancer #CervicalCancer #UterineCancer #Suddenheartattack #Gastroparesis #Fybromyalgia #ParkinsonsDisease #Upallnight

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Another TV show that I love that I want to shine the light on the illnesses they took their lives #bewitched

#raisingawareness and #shiningthespotlight on
#agnesmoorehead-#uterinecancer
#dicksargent-#prostatecancer
#dickyork-#emphysema
#elizabethmontgomery-#coloncancer

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Not sure I care anymore.

Since I was a teenager I battled with thoughts of suicide. But I knew I would leave my family in deep pain. Now I can uterine cancer. I simply no longer care if I live or die. I thought is everyone dies. I am 72 it's time to let me go.

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In a place far away where the water meets the sky... -Carrie Underwood #Gastroparesis #fybromyalga #ParkinsonsDisease #Depression #Anxiety

“I won’t cry cause I know I’ll never be lonely, for you are the stars to me, you are the light I follow. Til I see you again” #CarrieUnderwood

That picture right up there means so many different things to me. Sure it looks like it was a lot of fun and you would most definitely be right about that. But besides the fun we had that day it reminds me of the woman whom I love, miss, admire, as well as draw my strength from in times of weakness and despair, hopelessness and sorrow.
That is my Aunt Debbie. She passed away in October 2017 from uterine cancer tragically. She had just turned 6 two weeks prior. I say tragically because we didn’t know that she would sit in her living room one night, watching tv and suddenly be gone. Getting a phone call at 12:27 am from my uncle crying that she’s gone and to please get there as fast as we can. I had never lost anymore that I was so incredibly close to so this was completely devastating to say the very least.
Her name was the first that came out of my mouth. “deba”. Lol, sorry mom. Her nickname for me was “Sweetles”. Today I proudly display that nickname in a beautiful tattoo on my chest. She was my mother’s younger sister, best friend and other half.
She bravely fought #BreastCancer at 37 and then went on to kick #CervicalCancer ass in 2006. She was on the train when the Ling Island railroad shooter rang out dozens of shots in a train car that was headed home to Long Island. She got right back on the train that next morning. Talk about #strength and #courage . She wasn’t about to let cancer or that shooter uproot her incredible fortitude and independence, not about to bow down and let them win.
She was my best friend, my mentor, my shoulder to lean on, my voice of reason, sometimes putting me back into the real world when I was a teenager and as I grew up into a woman. She became the one I looked up at in awe and for inspiration and guidance.
She worked for a company called #Amway working her way up the ranks in hopes of becoming a “Diamond” as they named it one day. Little did she know that she would go on to become a motivational speaker, mentor and idol to thousands in the process. Speaking all over the country and on collections of DVD’S and CD’s.
She had a powerful yet gentle presence. Extremely uplifting and supportive, intelligent with some wit thrown in there and she always wore a smile that let you know she was such a special person.
She went on to achieve that goal of becoming a #diamond a week before her death. I look at pictures and see just how appreciative, excited, and proud she was of attaining her goals. Doing so on stage in front of a sold out major arena in Virginia.
Today as I struggle through my illness and my mothers illness I find strength and courage from her that I didn’t think I could ever possess. A fire deep down telling me to get back up and fight. Peace in knowing that I can handle this just like all of the things that my aunt once conquered and so I shall...

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