on my way
Me too...you can never please everyone though-!
thank you so much for the wonderful comments and replies 
I’m not long home a few hours ago and soaked up all that needed love 
He was unfortunately very concerned and highly suspicious in that it is cancer. He is calling me in a couple of weeks, mid January - with the pathology results.
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and hope you have the best day celebrating with your loved ones 
Good evening my luvs
The covered post below comes with a medical/scan photo TW
The operation went really well this morning and I managed to come round naturally within about 30 minutes. The staff were all lovely and so supportive 🩵
The doctor came to see me in the recovery ward and said my womb was filled with polyps, large and small and he was able to remove some. There was also papillary growths and pretty much my entire womb was filled with polyps and those
One of the slides showing a large vascular papillary growth, usually indicative of womb cancer (covered my private info)
*I included a scan photo because sadly we live in a world where people make such things up.
I was in a lot of pain post op and they gave me three syringes of oramorph throughout the afternoon, which helped take the edge off.
I discharged myself against doctor’s advice in the evening because nothing was keeping me in any longer. I’m used to being in pain at home and just wanted to get home to my boys and bestie 🥹
Whatever this ends up being, all I’ll ever ask of people is to watch the awareness video I’ll end up making after the official diagnosis. This can hopefully help make the older women in your life aware of the warning signs and symptoms. Had I been given such warnings, I’d likely not be going through this
Thank you again for how supportive and thoughtful you’ve all been 🩵 I wish you luvs a Merry Christmas
- Mrs D
Sending you so much love Mrs D, you’re a warrior. I hope you’re getting much needed rest, have a lovely ChristmasGood evening my luvs
The covered post below comes with a medical/scan photo TW
The operation went really well this morning and I managed to come round naturally within about 30 minutes. The staff were all lovely and so supportive 🩵
The doctor came to see me in the recovery ward and said my womb was filled with polyps, large and small and he was able to remove some. There was also papillary growths and pretty much my entire womb was filled with polyps and those
One of the slides showing a large vascular papillary growth, usually indicative of womb cancer (covered my private info)
*I included a scan photo because sadly we live in a world where people make such things up.
I was in a lot of pain post op and they gave me three syringes of oramorph throughout the afternoon, which helped take the edge off.
I discharged myself against doctor’s advice in the evening because nothing was keeping me in any longer. I’m used to being in pain at home and just wanted to get home to my boys and bestie 🥹
Whatever this ends up being, all I’ll ever ask of people is to watch the awareness video I’ll end up making after the official diagnosis. This can hopefully help make the older women in your life aware of the warning signs and symptoms. Had I been given such warnings, I’d likely not be going through this
Thank you again for how supportive and thoughtful you’ve all been 🩵 I wish you luvs a Merry Christmas
- Mrs D
Awww Mrs DGood evening my luvs
The covered post below comes with a medical/scan photo TW
The operation went really well this morning and I managed to come round naturally within about 30 minutes. The staff were all lovely and so supportive 🩵
The doctor came to see me in the recovery ward and said my womb was filled with polyps, large and small and he was able to remove some. There was also papillary growths and pretty much my entire womb was filled with polyps and those
One of the slides showing a large vascular papillary growth, usually indicative of womb cancer (covered my private info)
*I included a scan photo because sadly we live in a world where people make such things up.
I was in a lot of pain post op and they gave me three syringes of oramorph throughout the afternoon, which helped take the edge off.
I discharged myself against doctor’s advice in the evening because nothing was keeping me in any longer. I’m used to being in pain at home and just wanted to get home to my boys and bestie 🥹
Whatever this ends up being, all I’ll ever ask of people is to watch the awareness video I’ll end up making after the official diagnosis. This can hopefully help make the older women in your life aware of the warning signs and symptoms. Had I been given such warnings, I’d likely not be going through this
Thank you again for how supportive and thoughtful you’ve all been 🩵 I wish you luvs a Merry Christmas
- Mrs D
I'm so sorry to hear this. I'm praying that everything goes well for you. Glad your now home with Mr D and furybabies. Sending you lots of love to you and Mr D x
Good evening my luvs
The covered post below comes with a medical/scan photo TW
The operation went really well this morning and I managed to come round naturally within about 30 minutes. The staff were all lovely and so supportive 🩵
The doctor came to see me in the recovery ward and said my womb was filled with polyps, large and small and he was able to remove some. There was also papillary growths and pretty much my entire womb was filled with polyps and those
One of the slides showing a large vascular papillary growth, usually indicative of womb cancer (covered my private info)
*I included a scan photo because sadly we live in a world where people make such things up.
I was in a lot of pain post op and they gave me three syringes of oramorph throughout the afternoon, which helped take the edge off.
I discharged myself against doctor’s advice in the evening because nothing was keeping me in any longer. I’m used to being in pain at home and just wanted to get home to my boys and bestie 🥹
Whatever this ends up being, all I’ll ever ask of people is to watch the awareness video I’ll end up making after the official diagnosis. This can hopefully help make the older women in your life aware of the warning signs and symptoms. Had I been given such warnings, I’d likely not be going through this
Thank you again for how supportive and thoughtful you’ve all been 🩵 I wish you luvs a Merry Christmas
- Mrs D
I'm so glad it went well..and that your home!Good evening my luvs
The covered post below comes with a medical/scan photo TW
The operation went really well this morning and I managed to come round naturally within about 30 minutes. The staff were all lovely and so supportive 🩵
The doctor came to see me in the recovery ward and said my womb was filled with polyps, large and small and he was able to remove some. There was also papillary growths and pretty much my entire womb was filled with polyps and those
One of the slides showing a large vascular papillary growth, usually indicative of womb cancer (covered my private info)
*I included a scan photo because sadly we live in a world where people make such things up.
I was in a lot of pain post op and they gave me three syringes of oramorph throughout the afternoon, which helped take the edge off.
I discharged myself against doctor’s advice in the evening because nothing was keeping me in any longer. I’m used to being in pain at home and just wanted to get home to my boys and bestie 🥹
Whatever this ends up being, all I’ll ever ask of people is to watch the awareness video I’ll end up making after the official diagnosis. This can hopefully help make the older women in your life aware of the warning signs and symptoms. Had I been given such warnings, I’d likely not be going through this
Thank you again for how supportive and thoughtful you’ve all been 🩵 I wish you luvs a Merry Christmas
- Mrs D
Thinking of you and your loved onesGood evening my luvs
The covered post below comes with a medical/scan photo TW
The operation went really well this morning and I managed to come round naturally within about 30 minutes. The staff were all lovely and so supportive 🩵
The doctor came to see me in the recovery ward and said my womb was filled with polyps, large and small and he was able to remove some. There was also papillary growths and pretty much my entire womb was filled with polyps and those
One of the slides showing a large vascular papillary growth, usually indicative of womb cancer (covered my private info)
*I included a scan photo because sadly we live in a world where people make such things up.
I was in a lot of pain post op and they gave me three syringes of oramorph throughout the afternoon, which helped take the edge off.
I discharged myself against doctor’s advice in the evening because nothing was keeping me in any longer. I’m used to being in pain at home and just wanted to get home to my boys and bestie 🥹
Whatever this ends up being, all I’ll ever ask of people is to watch the awareness video I’ll end up making after the official diagnosis. This can hopefully help make the older women in your life aware of the warning signs and symptoms. Had I been given such warnings, I’d likely not be going through this
Thank you again for how supportive and thoughtful you’ve all been 🩵 I wish you luvs a Merry Christmas
- Mrs D
Good evening my luvs
The covered post below comes with a medical/scan photo TW
The operation went really well this morning and I managed to come round naturally within about 30 minutes. The staff were all lovely and so supportive 🩵
The doctor came to see me in the recovery ward and said my womb was filled with polyps, large and small and he was able to remove some. There was also papillary growths and pretty much my entire womb was filled with polyps and those
One of the slides showing a large vascular papillary growth, usually indicative of womb cancer (covered my private info)
*I included a scan photo because sadly we live in a world where people make such things up.
I was in a lot of pain post op and they gave me three syringes of oramorph throughout the afternoon, which helped take the edge off.
I discharged myself against doctor’s advice in the evening because nothing was keeping me in any longer. I’m used to being in pain at home and just wanted to get home to my boys and bestie 🥹
Whatever this ends up being, all I’ll ever ask of people is to watch the awareness video I’ll end up making after the official diagnosis. This can hopefully help make the older women in your life aware of the warning signs and symptoms. Had I been given such warnings, I’d likely not be going through this
Thank you again for how supportive and thoughtful you’ve all been 🩵 I wish you luvs a Merry Christmas
- Mrs D
Thinking of you xxGood evening my luvs
The covered post below comes with a medical/scan photo TW
The operation went really well this morning and I managed to come round naturally within about 30 minutes. The staff were all lovely and so supportive 🩵
The doctor came to see me in the recovery ward and said my womb was filled with polyps, large and small and he was able to remove some. There was also papillary growths and pretty much my entire womb was filled with polyps and those
One of the slides showing a large vascular papillary growth, usually indicative of womb cancer (covered my private info)
*I included a scan photo because sadly we live in a world where people make such things up.
I was in a lot of pain post op and they gave me three syringes of oramorph throughout the afternoon, which helped take the edge off.
I discharged myself against doctor’s advice in the evening because nothing was keeping me in any longer. I’m used to being in pain at home and just wanted to get home to my boys and bestie 🥹
Whatever this ends up being, all I’ll ever ask of people is to watch the awareness video I’ll end up making after the official diagnosis. This can hopefully help make the older women in your life aware of the warning signs and symptoms. Had I been given such warnings, I’d likely not be going through this
Thank you again for how supportive and thoughtful you’ve all been 🩵 I wish you luvs a Merry Christmas
- Mrs D
Big love Mrs DGood evening my luvs
The covered post below comes with a medical/scan photo TW
The operation went really well this morning and I managed to come round naturally within about 30 minutes. The staff were all lovely and so supportive 🩵
The doctor came to see me in the recovery ward and said my womb was filled with polyps, large and small and he was able to remove some. There was also papillary growths and pretty much my entire womb was filled with polyps and those
One of the slides showing a large vascular papillary growth, usually indicative of womb cancer (covered my private info)
*I included a scan photo because sadly we live in a world where people make such things up.
I was in a lot of pain post op and they gave me three syringes of oramorph throughout the afternoon, which helped take the edge off.
I discharged myself against doctor’s advice in the evening because nothing was keeping me in any longer. I’m used to being in pain at home and just wanted to get home to my boys and bestie 🥹
Whatever this ends up being, all I’ll ever ask of people is to watch the awareness video I’ll end up making after the official diagnosis. This can hopefully help make the older women in your life aware of the warning signs and symptoms. Had I been given such warnings, I’d likely not be going through this
Thank you again for how supportive and thoughtful you’ve all been 🩵 I wish you luvs a Merry Christmas
- Mrs D
I am glad it went well Mrs D and happy you can enjoy the comfort of being at home with those closest to youGood evening my luvs
The covered post below comes with a medical/scan photo TW
The operation went really well this morning and I managed to come round naturally within about 30 minutes. The staff were all lovely and so supportive 🩵
The doctor came to see me in the recovery ward and said my womb was filled with polyps, large and small and he was able to remove some. There was also papillary growths and pretty much my entire womb was filled with polyps and those
One of the slides showing a large vascular papillary growth, usually indicative of womb cancer (covered my private info)
*I included a scan photo because sadly we live in a world where people make such things up.
I was in a lot of pain post op and they gave me three syringes of oramorph throughout the afternoon, which helped take the edge off.
I discharged myself against doctor’s advice in the evening because nothing was keeping me in any longer. I’m used to being in pain at home and just wanted to get home to my boys and bestie 🥹
Whatever this ends up being, all I’ll ever ask of people is to watch the awareness video I’ll end up making after the official diagnosis. This can hopefully help make the older women in your life aware of the warning signs and symptoms. Had I been given such warnings, I’d likely not be going through this
Thank you again for how supportive and thoughtful you’ve all been 🩵 I wish you luvs a Merry Christmas
- Mrs D
Sending you all the love and healing 🫶
