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divegirl | 11:58 Thu 22nd Dec 2011 | Body & Soul
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Good Morning!

Well I am back from the hospital....minus a large onion ring sized chunk of cervix [my best mates description]...a little sore but hopefully cancer free!!!!!
The gynaecologist is confident that she managed to get it all as the 'patches' very contained and localised.
I will get my results on the 13th of Jan but for now it's all good!!!

I really can't thank you all enough for being here for me.....and I will keep you all updated when the results are back, but like I said the gynaecologist thinks she got it all and the nurse reassured me she only says that when she feels she has! Worst case scenario right now is to have the same procedure again if she did miss any.

MERRY CHRISTMAS!!!!!

Lisa x
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That's great news. Fingers crossed for the 13th xxx
Now big drink little cry with relief happy christmas all is well
brilliant news, really chuffed for you xx
I think you deserve a glass of bubbly.

Of all the female cancers, Cervical cancer is the least pernicious. There is no reason why you shouldn't make a full recovery.
Glad to hear it - merry Christmas!
Great news, really pleased for you, enjoy your Christmas xx
Excellent news - Happy Christmas !!
Thats great news. Have a fantastic worry free xmas, and a happy new year x
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Great news. Now relax and have a wonderful Christmas.
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I'm just amazed [and a little annoyed at the doctor who gave me the diagnosis] that it could be dealt with so easily! I know they have to cover all the bases but there was no mention that this could be sorted with a colcoscopy. There really was no need for her to start telling me about chemo etc... a simple 'I'm no expert and lets see what the hospital have to say' would have sufficed.
That said I know it wouldn't have stopped me from worrying like I did.

Lisa x
Great news, I'll be thinking of you on the 13th xx
Wonderful news , take care and have a great christmas xx
oh that sounds really encouraging. You'll probably have to go back for checks for some time, but that's always a good thing imho. So happy Christmas.
You may now get referred onto Clinical Oncology for some adjuvant radiotherapy. If I were you, I would have any treatment they recommend. The more treatment you receive, the less likelihood of a recurrence.

It may be that you don't need any follow up treatment.

As for having regular smears, it is vital that women have them when called. I had an abnormal smear necessitating a colposcopy at the tender age of 21. Had I never bothered having them, I probably wouldn't be here now.

Good luck, dg. x
fantastic. make sure you take it easy and you are spoilt this xmas. you will be sore for a while, but hopefully fine by sat/sun. rest lots, lisa x
(((Gentle hugs))) divegirl - lovely news.

Have a good Christmas and here's to a worrt free 2012.
Excellent news, now go and have a great Christmas.
Brilliant news, lisa, how quick was that?! All good as you say, so you can try to forget about it for a couple of weeks, enjoy Christmas and New Year!

..and I do endorse what NoM says, it's scary the number of women who don't go for their cervical screening checks. It's nothing to be scared or embarrassed about, and it saves lives.
good news :o) x

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