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AIBU?

Share your dilemmas and get honest opinions from other Mumsnetters.

To feel like I've just come out of a coma?

18 replies

AutumnSummers · 12/07/2012 15:29

Not an AIBU really but fook it.

I've known for 4 months that I have a tumour growing off of my partoid gland. Today I found out that the biopsy sample that was taken last week is benign!!! They can't be 100% sure until the whole thing is removed but it looks good!

I feel like I've just come out of a coma. There is so much I want to do. All that waiting left me in limbo for so long with life still going by and me being unable to make choices I need to make because I couldn't be sure that I would be OK to see them through.

They still have to remove it for fear that it will grow even larger than its current 5cm and eventually become cancerous. There is a change of facial nerve paralysis with the removal but I'll take it!

I'm back in the game. Time to play :)

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annoyedaboutcake · 12/07/2012 15:38

Oh, I'm so happy for you! Really, really pleased, I hope we get and you enjoy the autumn sun :) :) :)

squeakytoy · 12/07/2012 15:38

That is really great news and must be a huge relief too. :)

Waiting for results is so horrible.

OldGreyWiffleTest · 12/07/2012 15:57

I am so pleased for you Autumn - it must be an immense relief. Take a deep breath, a glass of wine, and dance around the kitchen stark naked - you deserve it.

CaliforniaLeaving · 13/07/2012 00:27

Wonderful news. Wine you'll be wanting some of this while you dance naked then?

Iheartpasties · 13/07/2012 00:44

Fantastic!!!!!!!!!

SrirachaGirl · 13/07/2012 00:50

That's great, Autumn...what an incredible relief that must be Smile. What are your plans?

YaYaBinks · 13/07/2012 02:25

That's fantastic!!!!

What will you do first??? Smile

Snowboarder · 13/07/2012 03:11

I remember this exact feeling. I was diagnosed a couple of years ago with cervical cancer and had a successful operation to remove the tumour and my lymph nodes (which weren't affected). Like you, ever since I have made a conscious effort to really 'live' my life - not just let the days slip by. As a result I changed jobs, had IVF and had my first DC. My second DC (a natural surprise) arrived last week. I also can't get riled anymore about insignificant stuff. My first thought is... Well, it's not a life or death situation...

Congratulations on your diagnosis - I hope your surgery goes well!

dobalina · 13/07/2012 06:09

Great news. Really pleased for you.

lifechanger · 13/07/2012 06:22

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Borntobeamum · 13/07/2012 07:07

That's great news!

itsthequietones · 13/07/2012 09:05

Great news!

Sparklingbrook · 13/07/2012 09:09

Oh wow that's great news. It's understandable to feel like that, it's like you have been 'paused' for 4 months and someone has pressed the play button again. Smile

SoleSource · 13/07/2012 09:27

Grin Marvellous news!

Good luck and speedy recovery wishes winging their way from me to you from sunny Birmingham!

TheHappyHissy · 13/07/2012 09:29

Wooo hoo! FAB news! Grin

AutumnSummers · 15/07/2012 19:46

Thanks all. I've been away celebrating all weekend. Big plans now!!!

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MsOnatopp · 15/07/2012 19:48

That's brilliant. Get yourself back out into the world and go mental :o

OddBoots · 15/07/2012 19:51

Brilliant news, congratulations. :)

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