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Cancer again?
I was diagnosed with cervical cancer in 2006 had 9 surgerys and also diagnosed with vulva cancer in 2011 I was suppose to go to gyn in Sept but I cancel led do to a car problem I have to go twice a year Cuz I am in a high risk... Well I been itching really bad and I got about 10 or more bumps down there and just notice inside my butt cheek its super red it hurts it iches.. I think I have some sort of cancer again just have a strong feeling I can't get myself to the doctors my anxiety is super high even anxiety pill won't work.. PLZ any advice would be helpful thx
Actually I have noon not orgininaly from ny no family and I cut my friends off Cuz they ain't no good.. Been going by myself for a very long time I just can't get myself to go.. If you know what I mean.. Tho I have a case worker and idk if she's would go with me or not.. I take xanax tho on bottle says I can take 2
COMMUNITY LEADER
Let me clarify . . . I am NOT really telling you to take two of your pills. I have no idea what pills you take and would never tell anyone what medication or how much they should use. I wrote that wrong--- I just meant, that if you have the ability to receive medical intervention for making this call and getting to the doctor--- you should do so.
If you can't make the call, have someone do it for you and drive you there so you can't back out.
good luck
If you can't make the call, have someone do it for you and drive you there so you can't back out.
good luck
COMMUNITY LEADER
Take two of your anxiety pills if they are acute acting and make the call. Set up with someone to go to the doctor with you so that you can't back out. Then go. You need to. Missing appointments in this situation is obviously not good, as you know. This could be something other than cancer and probably is but it needs to be looked at and then treated. No reason to live in discomfort. See your doctor as soon as possible. good luck and peace
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