| Hummingbird Meadows |
| @Bison, would writing down your thoughts help? |
Sunny and Pleasant| Versailles |
| Cancer needs to be taken very seriously and treated promptly. Without mention of it, some people might ignore it until it's too late. Better to save a life preemptively, rather than worrying about the person being mad when it isn't. |
| Blue Wolf Ranch |
| Thanks everyone. I had a panic attack when she told me that. What sucks is the wait time. My brain just won't be quiet |
| Versailles |
| And as one explained to me, if they do not mention ALL it could be, some people do not take it seriously. Then doctors get sued for "not mentioning" the worst and the person promptly deciding it could be dealt with later |
| Circle Star RIDs |
| Bird - they be more upset, worrying it might be cancer, then find out it isn't. |
| Versailles |
| We appreciated it with my father since it prepared us for the worst. Same with my mother. They both had cancer at the same time. We were able to notify insurance ahead of time, too |
| Hummingbird Meadows |
| They blame the doctor by saying things like, "you never mentioned it could be cancer!" |
| Hummingbird Meadows |
| @Granny, the problem with that is then people get upset when it is cancer. |
| Hummingbird Meadows |
| @Bison, I'm sorry, that's a hard thing to go through! It's normal to be anxious. |
| Golden Crest |
| I agree, Granny. I had a doctor tell me could be cancer (it wasn’t). I’ve always hated how some throw the word around for no reason. |
| Circle Star RIDs |
| They should never tell a person ...it might be this or that...until they'[re dam sure. |
| Blue Wolf Ranch |
| I need some cheering up. Gotten 2 mystery skin things removed from the top part of my chest. Was given the news that it could be a type of cancer or it could be something else. Skin cancer does run in the family so I'm nervous. Won't have the test results until the 18th |
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| Versailles |
| Cancer needs to be taken very seriously and treated promptly. Without mention of it, some people might ignore it until it's too late. Better to save a life preemptively, rather than worrying about the person being mad when it isn't. |
| Blue Wolf Ranch |
| Thanks everyone. I had a panic attack when she told me that. What sucks is the wait time. My brain just won't be quiet |
| Versailles |
| And as one explained to me, if they do not mention ALL it could be, some people do not take it seriously. Then doctors get sued for "not mentioning" the worst and the person promptly deciding it could be dealt with later |
| Circle Star RIDs |
| Bird - they be more upset, worrying it might be cancer, then find out it isn't. |
| Versailles |
| We appreciated it with my father since it prepared us for the worst. Same with my mother. They both had cancer at the same time. We were able to notify insurance ahead of time, too |
| Hummingbird Meadows |
| They blame the doctor by saying things like, "you never mentioned it could be cancer!" |
| Hummingbird Meadows |
| @Granny, the problem with that is then people get upset when it is cancer. |
| Hummingbird Meadows |
| @Bison, I'm sorry, that's a hard thing to go through! It's normal to be anxious. |
| Golden Crest |
| I agree, Granny. I had a doctor tell me could be cancer (it wasn’t). I’ve always hated how some throw the word around for no reason. |
| Circle Star RIDs |
| They should never tell a person ...it might be this or that...until they'[re dam sure. |
| Blue Wolf Ranch |
| I need some cheering up. Gotten 2 mystery skin things removed from the top part of my chest. Was given the news that it could be a type of cancer or it could be something else. Skin cancer does run in the family so I'm nervous. Won't have the test results until the 18th |
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