I can’t stop cleaning my house. I’ve taken the silverware out of the organizer, washed out the organizer and wiped off each piece of silverware before replacing it in the drawer. I’ve taken everything off the kitchen counters and table, sprayed them with Clorox Disinfecting spray and wiped and dried them.
I’ve vacuumed the family room, our bedroom, the boys’ room and the family room. I’ve sorted mail and started a load of laundry. I’ve swept the kitchen floor.
I can’t stop cleaning my house because if I do, I am going to have to think about the fact that the Hospital called this morning to say there was something “abnormal” about the mammogram of my right breast. “Maybe a cyst”, the nurse said, “we just want to make sure”.
I have to go back to cleaning my house now. I need to pack up Kaitlyn’s too-small size 12 month clothes and get out fresh 18-24 month ones from the hand me down boxes. There is more laundry to fold and more dusting to do. I don’t want to stop because I don’t want to think.
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My thoughts will be with you hoping that everything is ok. Please keep us posted on this!
Oh. So scary. I’ll be thinking about you. Keep us posted! I have no idea what else to say… so just know that I am thinking about you and sending hugs and “nothing to worry” thoughts.
I’ve been reading your blog for just a few weeks now, but wanted you to know that you will be in my prayers. Keep your thoughts positive!
Yikes…at some point your going to have to stop cleaning.
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For sure is nothing serious. I’m sending positive vibes your way.
I had a similar scare several years ago. Fortunately, it was just a cyst. I’m hoping the same for you. In the meantime, watch funny movies and TV shows and think as positively as you can.
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Oh, crap, E. I’m thinking of you. Call me if you need to chat.
This happened to a friend of mine. Turned out it was just a cyst. Think positive thoughts—-I’ll be thinking of you.
Oh, E! Sending strong, strong wishes and prayers your way!
Thinking positive thoughts sending them your way… Only a cyst, only a cyst- that’s the mantra!
I hope everything turns out ok. The odds are with you. Make sure you keep us up to date – we’ll be thinking of you!
Hey…hang in there girl. I hope you are going back in soon to get it checked out. I will be thinking of you.
BIG, BIG Hugs for you!!! My thoughts are with you, hang in there and keep us updated!
sending positive good vibes your way…please update us as soon as possible.
(bet your house is looking HAWT!!)
Not something any woman wants to hear, but if all this positive energy from your wonderful friends has anything to do with it – and I know it DOES – you’re going to do fine. Believe that!
Hey sweetie. I remember the first time they found lumps on me. It’s VERY scary, but just keep your chin up and try not to worry TOO much until you get results back. You’re in my thoughts!!!
Oh that is so frightening. Sending big hugs your way and hoping that you get back in there and get a positive answer soon.
Passing more good vibes your way!
(((Elizabeth))) You do whatever you need to do. I’m sending plenty of good thoughts your way.
I’ll being sending positive thoughts your way.
Deep, cleansing breaths.
Mammos are so good these days that they find all kinds of things.
Remember when your buddy Suebob went through the 8 weeks of horror before they could finally schedule a follow-up mammo and cyst removal two years ago? Or last year, with the mammo, the follow-up tests, and the double breast biopsy? THAT ALL TURNED OUT TO BE NOTHING, just normally aging cysty breasts??
(The cynical side of me even says they are doing this to pad their profits. They wouldn’t do that, would they? Hmmmmm).
I am wishing all the best for you. Hugs.
I can relate to that. I had some tests done a little while back, and I probably worked harder and stayed busier in the day and a half I waited for that phone call than I ever have.
Funny, though. It didn’t really take my mind of the situation.
Oh Elizabeth!! I am just crying for you right now. Please try not to worry (so easy to say, but not so easy to do).
((((hugs))))
Elizabeth, my friend, I’m so sorry to hear that. Please keep us in touch with any developments. I’m thinking of you.
Elizabeth – I am thinking of you and praying so hard.
Peace to you.
Elizabeth, I just did the same thing last month… chances are it is something benign… it was for me… Plus, house cleaning when there is ANYTHING else to do is just wrong.
Me and my prayer is with you.I hope everything will be alright soon take care of your self..