Really, really bad cancer scare.

[hmpf]

Or at least I seriously hope it's just a scare.

Worst I've had so far, I think. 'Six symptoms out of ten' bad. Going to see my doctor first thing in the morning, i.e. in about four hours. Don't think I can sleep tonight.

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[neuralclone.livejournal.com]

{{{hugs}}}

Good luck - I hope it's just a false alarm. Hang in there!

I hope so, too.

[hmpf.livejournal.com]

But, being a bit of a hypochondriac, right now of course I think I'm dying. (Not kidding or exaggerating here. Yes, I do know I need therapy.)

The horrible thing is that even if my doctor tells me that it's unlikely to be anything serious, it still won't be possible to tell so for *certain* until a whole lot of unpleasant examinations have been done. If he thinks the symptoms are serious enough I suspect this may fill the next week and a bit with doctor's appointments. And all the while I'll be scared to death.

Gah. Nothing like discovering you have one symptom for a common kind of cancer, do a google search, and find out you actually have five other typical symptoms, too.

[scottishlass.livejournal.com]

Calm down! You cannot be sure before all tests have been executed and the results are in. 6 symptoms out of 10 is nothing as most symptoms can relay to any kind of thing from just having an infection somewhere in the body to some serious cancer.

Mach dich nicht im Vorfeld verrückt, okay?!

*Umärmelungen*
Una

I know I know I know...

[hmpf.livejournal.com]

and I feel silly for even being afraid of this, in the face of someone who actually *has* cancer.

It's just... it's my number one fear, always has been. By quite a margin. And... well. Some of the symptoms are fairly specific. And it's a really common form of cancer, and a fairly deadly one - at least by the time you actually notice symptoms.

Anyway... thanks.

*Rückumärmelung*

[nick-101.livejournal.com]

I hope it's nothing to worry about. *crosses fingers*

Re: I know I know I know...

[scottishlass.livejournal.com]

and I feel silly for even being afraid of this, in the face of someone who actually *has* cancer.
I didn't mean that. It is just, that once you know for certain it is cancer, you need all your wits together to fight the disease. Thinking about it, mulling away over it in advance doesn't do you good. Cancer, even though it is a physical illness, also has everything to do how your mind is set up. Your mental make-up comes into play as well when fighting the illness.
It is good to go see a doctor, it needs to be done. But until you have the definite results, you need to get mentally prepared ... not in the way of OMG I might have cancer - woe me but in a manner of It could be cancer and I'll kick its ass if it is. You'll need all your mental power if and when the diagnosis is cancer to get you through the therapy, whether it's just chemical + ray treatment or surgery + chemo/ray therapy.

[anduranova.livejournal.com]

(((((((Hmpf)))))))
Schreib schnell was der Doc gesagt hat.

[ommadon.livejournal.com]

Eeeek! Good luck, I hope it's not cancer but even if it is it isn't automatically bad you know... *hugs*

[dashan.livejournal.com]

Was hat der Arzt gesagt?
*hugs*

[beccatoria.livejournal.com]

((((((((((HMPF)))))))))))

[jantalaimon.livejournal.com]

D: I hope you're ok. *hugs*

[jazzymegster.livejournal.com]

*hugs*

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