UPDATE Mrs Travis' Mammogram Time again - that two years down

breakstuff

Best of luck.My wife had a scare several years and although she got the all clear it was a horrible time.Give her my sincerest best wishes.

Nunogilberto

All the best, hope it goes well.

ThorpyFX

The best of luck to you both.

JAYJO

Best of luck mate!  

joneve

Wishing you all the best. 

jonnyburgo

best wishes to you both, don't beat yourself up about having a little booze to steady y'self. I'd do the same thing x

BenSirAmos

hope it all goes well

RocknRollDave

Best of luck. My mom's been through this, we have the family collective sigh of relief when it comes through all-clear again.

Fingers crossed for you.

d8m

Best of luck to you and family x

Hertz32

Wishing you and the Mrs all the best.  

Lexie1

It goes without saying that we both have everything crossed for you all.

Let me know how everything goes eh Jon?

frankus

All the best fella.

Sounds like if you could do anything you would, but there's nothing to do and you're going nuts.

The C word is on TV a lot at present because of the Stand Against Cancer campaign and because these days it's a lot more common to get it AND to survive it.

The very best of luck

Bogwhoppit

Travisthedog said:

Everywhere I look and every time I turn on the TV or radio or open a paper there is some mention of cancer and I keep thinking "fuck it's a bad omen" -

Perfectly normal reaction. My five year scan is due in December, and I still go through the same emotions as you, as does my wife.

mike_l

Best wishes.

And best of all is when the registrar passes you to the Specialist Nurse.

Hootsmon

best of luck to Mr and Mrs Travis....

must be an awful amount of stress for both of you,thinking of you today

X

John

Travisthedog

We'll having been sat wringing our hands and crapping ourselves - we turn up for the appointment, my misses gets kitted up (or actually the other way round) - only to be told that they Mis scheduled the appointment - she isn't due one until next March - which was when we remembered that "oh yeah, we had one in March this year and couldn't work out why. The consultant came in and said there always no reason to have another one, they don't like doing it any more than they have too because of the radiation - he also looked over the last scan again just to put our minds at ease.

So know we are back on track but both slightly deflated as you go back to the not knowing bit.....

Ah well - be here again in March . Thanks for all the support guys

Jalapeno

What a ball acher ! Typical timewasting by the NHS these days ....  (sadly).

Have a positive vibe anyway !

Alnico

You know you love each other. 

We all here in our house sincerely hope that brings you some comfort in the time between now and March

VimFuego

ouch, the NHS admin staff can leave a lot to be desired sometimes. Mrs F's first appointment got lost, the second got mislaid and the registrar threw a bit of a hissy fit and almost wouldn't see her (until the admin spod admitted it was her fault for losing the paperwork). Then the MaCmillan nurse had her parents number instead of ours for some reason, which meant the cancer nurse phoned there and left a message that confused the keck out of her dad (she didn't want him knowing she had cancer till the all clear). Then the day she was booked in for the operation, they'd double booked the bed, so we almost had to go home and the surgery had taken so long (something like 8 hours!!!) all the porters had gone home and they couldn't find anyone to wheel her back to the ward. I offered to go and get her, which seemed to help them find someone then.

oddball

Best of luck, my wife Joanne was diagnosed in April at 6 months pregnant. She's had the Chemo, had the baby, had the mastectomy and tomorrow we see her surgeon for hopefully the all clear. Luckily her Lymph glands were clear as a whistle so no secondaries although no doubt we'll have the whole waiting for it to return period like yourselves.