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Re: Can we have a forum for "older" people with bc?
teka I love your piggy bank photo. Says it all. I bought myself a new vanity for my powder room. So my piggy is looking mightily scrawny too.
I hope everyone had a good thanksgiving. Ours was in October as we celebrate the harvest. My sisters birthday is Nov 21 so I get really into the holiday spirit after that. Still needing something for mom. She’s impossible to shop for. Doesn’t ever like any clothes we get her. So I’m hoping for something in small appliance realm that she will like. I started putting put my Xmas stuff yw and Dusty is posing like one. Welcome to the group Marticcrn I’m also a nurse there’s a bunch of us in this group. I retired from teaching in 2018 but have always worked in the community or acute care my areas are ER and mental health and addictions Im currently working parttime in a harm reduction clinic.
Re: Can we have a forum for "older" people with bc?
hi friends. I (60f) guess I’m not “official” yet, but after several false alarms, biopsies, diagnostic ultrasounds where I was waved away …
this time, I got the “sad voice/head tilt” you have a concerning mass conversation with the radiologist.
My referring primary gave me the name of a good breast surgeon “just in case” wink wink when I asked for the referral and she examined me.
BIRADS 4c - 3cm, rim enhancing, homogenous solid mass, with irregular margins, growing against the grain of the breast. If showed up out of nowhere.
But I work as a nurse, in endoscopy - I know what the head tilt/sad voice/anxious caregivers means. Sometimes you biopsy on the off chance it could be cancer. Sometimes you biopsy because you know it’s cancer and you just need the info to begin treatment. They are completely different conversations.
So I’m waiting for the initial biopsy results and I’m glad to have found the other old women to hang out with.
Re: So...whats for dinner?
Wally, We could share a turkey since DH and I eat only the white meat. DS loves the thighs and drumsticks but it's been a few years since he was here for a turkey dinner.
Reader, Your desserts look delicious. I bought a mini apple pie from the farmstand across the river for DH since my hands were done in by peeling the boiling onions (but they're my favorite part of the dinner.) I'm glad your brother is doing better after his heart surgeries.
Minus, I’ll have to try the crispy potato recipe since DH really likes them. I’m glad you got to see your son even if the restaurant wasn’t so great. I’ve never had Royal Riviera pears but they sound like a real treat.
Dinner tonight was Thanksgiving redux.

