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daughter's breast lump: FAO sqad,
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rowanwitch, ummm & lottie:
It was, as I had hoped & prayed, a benign lymph node. Due most likely to her severe prolonged bout of infective eczema this winter making her lymph glands swell & react. Phew! She was cool about it - when we came out of the waiting room & she went back to work, I cried in the car.... daft mare.
anyhow - thanks to you all for your advice, sqad you were right xx
It was, as I had hoped & prayed, a benign lymph node. Due most likely to her severe prolonged bout of infective eczema this winter making her lymph glands swell & react. Phew! She was cool about it - when we came out of the waiting room & she went back to work, I cried in the car.... daft mare.
anyhow - thanks to you all for your advice, sqad you were right xx
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.The profession I'm in - I make damn sure I drum it into her the importance of having these tests & mentioning any suspicions. I refer young (& older) ladies every week who have ignored things because of embarrassment or whatever, only for them to suffer needlessly because of it. And young men also - I always remind my son to check his testicles; much to his annoyance - but I bet he does it !!!
I'm glad all is well with your daughter salla and as her mum I'd be shocked if you weren't driven to tears of relief given the good news, it shows you care.
I'll never understand peeps who don't take a few minutes out of their lives every now and again to check themselves over (male or female) It can, and often does save a lot of heartache down the line.
I'll never understand peeps who don't take a few minutes out of their lives every now and again to check themselves over (male or female) It can, and often does save a lot of heartache down the line.
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