Wahesh
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How you doing today bro ?Yeah deep down I know thats what needs to be down, but it makes me sick every time I think about it and I guess I've just been making excuses to delay it.
Thanks for asking brother, but tbh I'm dying on the inside, I had a appointment scheduled for midday today but after some shit coming up I missed it and was held up until 5:30, luckily there is a medical centre nearby that opens till late and so im about to leave to go see the doctor. The anxiety of not knowing if it is cancerous or not is so fucking overwhelming, I'll probably spend all of tomorrow getting scanned and tested which will be fun.How you doing today bro ?
Good luck man try to give yourself a break from your brain and zone out for 4 minsThanks for asking brother, but tbh I'm dying on the inside, I had a appointment scheduled for midday today but after some shit coming up I missed it and was held up until 5:30, luckily there is a medical centre nearby that opens till late and so im about to leave to go see the doctor. The anxiety of not knowing if it is cancerous or not is so fucking overwhelming, I'll probably spend all of tomorrow getting scanned and tested which will be fun.
I'm not a doctor but it might be as simple as an ingrown hair. The nurses at St Vincent's say it's common for people to confuse them with other sinister things.Fucken again... 18 months ago I had a major cancer scare and thankfully after weeks of testing/scanning and later a biopsy it turned out that I was in fact cancer free and the issue was something completely different and very minor. However, 4/5 days ago whilst holidaying on the Gold Coast I found a small lump on the side of my groin, it worried me a bit at the time but I didn't think much of it, fast forward to now and it is still there, whilst it definitely hasn't gotten bigger it hasn't gone away either, a quick google search and the internet reckons it is one of 4 things, either a hernia, cyst, infection or Cancer. It looks nothing like a cyst and a hernia also seems far fetched based on the symptoms so im getting increasingly worried about the cancer thing.
I haven't gone to see a doctor yet as it says online to give it a week as if it is your body just trying to fight an infection it will clear up by itself but im so fucking scared it's been playing on my mind the past few days a lot. Obviously going through the scare not to long ago its made me super paranoid about it and even the thought of getting scans again terrifies me. I've told myself that by Monday if it hasn't started to shrink or disappear then I will go to the doctor but im not in the right fucked head space to deal with the outcome if it's bad news.
Yeah understandable..it’s not a good thing..but best to be sure.. I hope all is ok..Yeah deep down I know thats what needs to be down, but it makes me sick every time I think about it and I guess I've just been making excuses to delay it.
I'm similar in that regard. Sometimes it feels like the biggest risk you can take is to let people into your life. The thing to remember is that even if you do and they turn out to not fit, it's a learning experience. Don't let it convince you that it's you that has failed.Since I've been fucked over and hurt so many times, I don't really want any new friends.
I do like to go out, but I'm happy to hang on my own.
I've had people try to lure me in their group or say it's ok to hang out and then they will start having a loan or turn on me for no reason.
For this reason I prefer not to have anyone in my life.
I often feel that way too. But things can change if you find an outlet or something that pleases you. I kind of fell into the aged care industry through kitchen work and found that it restored much of my faith in humanity. My mood has become much better because I feel appreciated for the small things I do. Money is shit for my job, but it makes me feel good when an elderly resident of the nursing home genuinely thanks you for just taking the time to chat. To me that's why lots of people like animals (they're grateful just to have company). It takes some effort to let your guard down, but it's rewarding if you manage it. Would highly recommend that if you can find the time, go to a nursing home and ask a lonely resident about their life. They'll appreciate it and you might get a warm fuzzy feeling.I've got no real interests or hobbies.
I'm just living to die right now.
That second reply mate is one of the nicest things I’ve seen written on The Kennel mate.I'm similar in that regard. Sometimes it feels like the biggest risk you can take is to let people into your life. The thing to remember is that even if you do and they turn out to not fit, it's a learning experience. Don't let it convince you that it's you that has failed.
I often feel that way too. But things can change if you find an outlet or something that pleases you. I kind of fell into the aged care industry through kitchen work and found that it restored much of my faith in humanity. My mood has become much better because I feel appreciated for the small things I do. Money is shit for my job, but it makes me feel good when an elderly resident of the nursing home genuinely thanks you for just taking the time to chat. To me that's why lots of people like animals (they're grateful just to have company). It takes some effort to let your guard down, but it's rewarding if you manage it. Would highly recommend that if you can find the time, go to a nursing home and ask a lonely resident about their life. They'll appreciate it and you might get a warm fuzzy feeling.
That second reply mate is one of the nicest things I’ve seen written on The Kennel mate.
Aged care is a tough environment and thank fuck we’ve got people like you looking after the people that made our country great my man.
So awesome...
It's actually helped me a lot even though at times I feel very sad to see how lonely some of them can get. But I've met some lovely people working in the industry too. It tends to weed out people who are only after money.That second reply mate is one of the nicest things I’ve seen written on The Kennel mate.
Aged care is a tough environment and thank fuck we’ve got people like you looking after the people that made our country great my man.
So awesome...
I used to get let down a lot by my dad making promises.I'm similar in that regard. Sometimes it feels like the biggest risk you can take is to let people into your life. The thing to remember is that even if you do and they turn out to not fit, it's a learning experience. Don't let it convince you that it's you that has failed.
I often feel that way too. But things can change if you find an outlet or something that pleases you. I kind of fell into the aged care industry through kitchen work and found that it restored much of my faith in humanity. My mood has become much better because I feel appreciated for the small things I do. Money is shit for my job, but it makes me feel good when an elderly resident of the nursing home genuinely thanks you for just taking the time to chat. To me that's why lots of people like animals (they're grateful just to have company). It takes some effort to let your guard down, but it's rewarding if you manage it. Would highly recommend that if you can find the time, go to a nursing home and ask a lonely resident about their life. They'll appreciate it and you might get a warm fuzzy feeling.
I hope it goes well for you mate. Let us know how you go.Thanks for asking brother, but tbh I'm dying on the inside, I had a appointment scheduled for midday today but after some shit coming up I missed it and was held up until 5:30, luckily there is a medical centre nearby that opens till late and so im about to leave to go see the doctor. The anxiety of not knowing if it is cancerous or not is so fucking overwhelming, I'll probably spend all of tomorrow getting scanned and tested which will be fun.
Thanks for caring, yes I'm OK, just caught up with other stuff. Hope you're OK
take one day at a time and know that there is treatment out there .. If it's only been there for a few days then take comfort in knowing that you've given yourself the best chance at treating it.So basically the doctor had a good look at it and he said it was a very irregular lump which would need an ultrasound and further scanning, he said the actual location of the lump would be highly uncommon for cancer but he also said he can't rule anything out, so now I just need to go and get the scans done and it's a wait and see game I guess.
Thanks to everyone for their support, this place has helped me so much in the past and I appreciate all you guys.
If theres one thing I've slowly learned in recent times.. it's that life is simply not worth working yourself up into a tizz, over something that may not happen.So basically the doctor had a good look at it and he said it was a very irregular lump which would need an ultrasound and further scanning, he said the actual location of the lump would be highly uncommon for cancer but he also said he can't rule anything out, so now I just need to go and get the scans done and it's a wait and see game I guess.
Thanks to everyone for their support, this place has helped me so much in the past and I appreciate all you guys.
Mate trust me I know that too well, 18 months ago when I was told I possibly had cancer and I researched that shit the results said I would need a leg amputation and aggressive chemo.