Well I had my tests ran and now the wait. They must really like my mammies!! 14 x-rays were taken. Yes I have big boobs so that is why. Also I have a lump that must have an eye kept on it. Nothing to really worry about, it has been determined that it is a lymph node that fell into my breast tissue. Tomorrow is blood work day. I am so tired of this but I do want to be healthy. Catch the problems now and fix it rather than after having heart attack or stroke or whatever.
So far so good. Hope it keeps up this way. Keep us posted. Lori
ReplyDeletewow, ive never had one before so im dreading it, hope and pray everything is good! Better to be safe than sorry!
ReplyDeleteI agree that it is best to catch things early than to end up with major health problems. Sorry it took 14 xrays of the mammies. Ouch. I HATE having them to take my blood. I am such a baby, and have lousy veins too boot.
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I have extra breast tissue that is growing under my armpit, for some bizarre reason. So they also have to squish that under the squasher...right now since I am breast feeding I can't have any more mammograms until she weans.
ReplyDeleteSmart Lady !!! I'm glad the lump isn't serious! : )
ReplyDeleteI HOPE ALL WILL BE WELL WITH THE TEST. YOU ARE SMART TO KEEP ON TOP OF THESE THINGS. SO MUCH CAN BE DONE NOW, IF A PROBLEM IS FOUND EARLY.
ReplyDeleteI am glad you are staying on top of things. I hope everything works out well. Sounds like just precautions though. Krissy
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OK, for some reason, I have always thought it sounded funny when someone says they have to "keep an eye" on something. Must be because I sometimes picture things LITERALLY. SO I picture you walking around with an eyeball on your boob! BUt not as bad as when my husband's doctor told him he should have his wife keep an eye on the red spot on his testicle! ha ha. Hope that lightens your day.
ReplyDelete~ Karyn