"Thank you for attending for your recent mammogram. I am pleased to inform you that your mamograms (breast x-rays) show no sign of breast cancer."So that's it then. No more annual mammograms. Well that might be it. I do have calcifications and apparently calcifications can lead to BC. We'll see. In the meantime, I shall continue confidently trusting a private GP.
Monday, April 18, 2016
PRIVATE AND CONFIDENTIAL
PRIVATE AND CONFIDENTIAL is how you get letters addressed to you from an NHS healthcare provider. The NHS provided me with healthcare in 2011 when I blogged my breast cancer in I like it in the glory hole. I had cutting (an operation), burning (radiotherapy) and just in case therapy (adjuvant aromatase inhibitor - drugs to stop oestrogen, just in case any oestrogen-positive cancer cells remain). About a year ago, I made "a uni-lateral decision" (quotes because that is what
my NHS GP wrote to the consultant) to come off the aromatase inhibitors, becoming one of the 36% who stop taking the drug by four years. Last week, five years after the BC, I had a write-you-off (discharge) letter,
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aromatase,
breast cancer,
calcifications,
GP,
health,
inhibitors,
mammograms,
NHS
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