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04-04-2008, 02:11 AM
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| To all of you who have cancer?
When the doctor was testing you to find out if you had cancer ( which ever test they were) did you have feeling deep down inside that you just knew you had cancer. I am having tests done and a biopsy in 2 weeks to find out if I have ovarian cancer and I just have this sick feeling that I already know I do. Just wondering if anyone else has felt this way before being diagnosed. Thanks for your help!
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04-04-2008, 02:12 AM
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I was diagnosed with cervical cancer two years ago and I know that feeling that you are talking about because I had it. But don't get worrried until you know for sure. When I found out that I had it i thought I would not be able to go on with life, but trust me you find the inner strength to fight and with the technology today the outcome is usually worth fighting for. Good Luck to you and I wish you the Best! I hope it's negative  |
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