Please, pray for me

[NutMeg]

I'm so sorry to hear this sweetie. I hope you know you have several thousand Specktrettes sending out positive thoughts. A former teacher of mine had thyroid cancer, and had to get the whole thing removed. She is now completely fine, aside from having to take a pill everyday. PM me if you need someone to talk to. *hug*

 

[SparklingWaves]

Sending prayers ...

 

[Scorpdva]

I can understand what you feel I have Graves Disease(overactive thyroid) and take meds daily. Thyroid conditions really effect your whole body and definitely your mood so I can relate to having horrible moods and feeling "crazy". I will keep you in my prayers.

 

[clslvr6spd]

Aww babe! I will be praying for ya, I am here for you as well!

 

[X4biddenxLustX]

I'm so sorry that your going through something so difficult like this. I'll keep you in my prayers and I hope everything will be okay.

 

[MrsMay]

My thoughts are with you honey...

Just over 2 years ago I had to undergo surgery to remove possible cancerous cells, and this surgery had a 5% chance that I would need to have a hysterectomy during the surgery. Needless to say I was shit scared and wanted to postpone this as long as I could (not that I did).

This is the time where you will need the support of Nick and your family and friends (and Specktrettes) and I am sure that you will find this in abundance.

 

[lizardprincesa]

oh, sweetHeart....you are in our thoughts and prayers over here....
I send you HeartVibes, along with my hubby and son.

Please feel all the Love you are receiving from our house
& from all over the World!

xxxxxxxxxCherylFaithxxxxxxxxx
​

 

[MacAddict_Sami]

I am so sorry to hear this darling and you are definitely in my thoughts. Believe me,you'll be fine. I know I speak for everyone here when I say you have all of our support. Any type of surgery is scary, but waiting for the outcome is even worst. Two years ago I was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer and between the time of the biopsy and the results I was in really bad shape, but once you get the results, you just have to deal with it accordingly. I had the option of going through chemo or have a part of it removed with the consequence of being diabetic for the rest of my life and taking insulin via injections. Needless to say I had a portion of my pancreas removed. It was a hard decision but it help me to stay here and live. You seem like an absolutely AWESOME person and everything will work out. If there is anything at all that you need, please do not hesitate to ask, we're all here for you.

 

[FiestyFemme]

Oh my goodness! I'm so sorry to hear that you're going through this.
I'm the same way, never been seriously sick, no surgery, etc. so I would be scared too! I hope everything goes ok, and I'll be praying that it's benign. I hope they can get everything under control for you.

 

[rbella]

I hate this is happening to you, of all people. You will stay in my thoughts and prayers. PM me anytime if you need to talk. I know you will be fine, I just feel it.
Love you!

 

[CantAffordMAC]

Oh, honey.

I am ALWAYS here for you if you need to talk. Im sorry you are going through this. As hard as it sounds, keep a positive attitude...you have many people around you (and here) who love you and care for you...you will make it through this just fine.

Im always here for you!

 

[MAC_Whore]

I'm sorry this is causing you some worry right now. One thing to remember is that if you aren't feeling well now, this biopsy and surgery may address that issue and bring you relief (both physically and mentally).

I can relate to a bit of what you are saying. I had an undiagnosed hypoactive (underactive) thyroid for probably about a year (as I look back at when the symptoms arose). I used to be constantly exhausted. I now take a pill for it and feel 170% better.

As far as any anxiety you have about IVs and surgery. It's not that bad at all. An IV is a bit of a pinch when they put it in, but you don't feel it after that. As far as the surgery, that's when they break out the good drugs. Trust....you will not feel a thing. They'll probably give you a little something to relax and then comes the strong stuff. You don't even feel it coming on. One minute you're awake and then poof! you are off to dream land. Good stuff!

Take care and try not to worry too much.

 

[MariaBukuria]

Good luck and may God be with you through this whole ordeal! Stay strong!!

 

[emeraldjewels]

Quote:

Originally Posted by MAC_Whore As far as any anxiety you have about IVs and surgery. It's not that bad at all. An IV is a bit of a pinch when they put it in, but you don't feel it after that. As far as the surgery, that's when they break out the good drugs. Trust....you will not feel a thing. They'll probably give you a little something to relax and then comes the strong stuff. You don't even feel it coming on. One minute you're awake and then poof! you are off to dream land. Good stuff! Take care and try not to worry too much.

I agree with everything here, the IV is really nothing to worry about, once its in you don't feel it at all, and the surgery, you won't remember anything about it except going to the theatre and waking up.

You are stronger than you think. Afterwards you'll ask yourself why you worried so much.

 

[User93]

Hun, im so sorry to hear this. But I agree with Rbella, you will be completely ok! Whatever it is, it was diagnosed, and the surgery will make you feel only better. Its good you gonna have it, cmon! You will most likely feel way better after it. I can imagine how scared you are, but everything will be ok.

As for IV or complete anestesia - last summer when i was having a surgery on my nose i was very scared of anestesia. They put me not through IV, but through that complete anestesia with intubation and tube in my throat breathing for me for 1,5 hours, and they made me knock out completely. I was seriously worried about this so much. But the anestologist told me that the surgery goes the way you imagine it to go. You gotta go there and say "I gonna be VERY ok. My anestesia will be easy. My surgery will go good". He said, your mood is 51% of operation. And that was an old specialist who did lots of surgeries so he knew for sure!

I was afraid of feeling sick after i wake up, but it went really good. I wasnt sick at all after that a serious anestesia, no feeling sick, no headache, just was freezing a little. And keep in mind im not the healtiest person ever and i was known to fain a few times and chicken out.

Everything will be ok and you will be finally HEALTHY! You can pm me anytime aswell, and we are always here for you and sending you positive vibes.

 

[florabundance]

i'm sending u every positive vibe, prayer etc that i can Brit

can thyroid problems be amplified by stress? cos from ur other posts (about that stupid bitch ex of nick's) you sound majorly stressed out.
concentrate on you for the time being and making yourself feel good !
all my love
xxx

 

[jmj2k]

I'm so sorry to hear about your condition. I know that thyroid problems are fairly common. (especially with the symptoms you are describing) My brother and a close friend had to have theirs removed. They are both doing great and feel great! Listen to your docs, they're the experts. My prayers and thoughts are with you.

 

[Nadeshda]

I'm so sorry to hear about this

I'm sending positive vibes your way. Stay strong! ((Hugs))

 

[mommamacgurl]

I'm so sorry to hear that u arent well...hug and prayers to you!

 

[x.DOLLYMiX.x]

Im sorry to here this

, you are in my thoughts x