Cerramos esta semana, y que mejor forma de hacerlo, compartiéndoles un poco de mi experiencia, haciéndome por primera vez un eco mamario.
Como bien sabemos, este mes se celebra el día mundial del Cáncer de Mama, y recientemente me mandaron hacer un eco, por lo que aproveche el mes, y el momento justo para realizármelo, confieso, estaba algo nerviosa, no sabía que podría salirme, no sé si a ustedes les sucede, cada vez que van al médico, y les toca hacerse su examen o chequeo, le atacan los nervios, bueno a mí me pasa, lo peor me pega en el estómago, eso me pone mal, ni modo, debo aguantar, respirar y confiar que todo salga bien.
Después de una corta espera, me hicieron el eco, encontraron una pequeña masa en uno de los senos, un nódulo sólido, afortunadamente no es nada malo, el doctor me dijo que no era de preocuparse, de igual manera, debo hacerme mi chequeo cada 6 meses, para llevar un control.
Definitivamente, ir al médico es una tortura para mí, todos quieren dar su opinión, decirme que hacer, porque no tengo pareja, hijos, responder esas preguntas me agobian, ya ni sé qué decir, para que no me agobien más con eso, mi único interés en mi presente, es dejar de sufrir de estos males, de mis dolores crónicos, y todo lo que conlleva esta condición que padezco, sin embargo, para una persona que no sabe ni entiende lo difícil que es, no podrá sentir empatía contigo.
Yo igual agradezco sus consejos y asesoría, aun así, no deja de ser difícil e incómodo, estar dando las mismas explicaciones, escuchar, decirte lo mismo, con las mismas opciones, como si fueran tan sencillo, para ellos el decirlo lo es, pero para uno, tomar la decisión, no tanto.
En fin, me fui, por otro lado, jajaja, con respecto al eco mamario, es bueno hacérselo chicas, una vez al año, es rápido, sencillo y no duele, aprovechen las jornadas de este mes, y háganse su chequeo.
Con este post, termino la primera semana del reto #Hive14Challenge, junto con la gente de
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We're closing out this week, and what better way to do so than by sharing a little bit of my experience with you, having my first breast ultrasound.
As we all know, this month is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and I was recently sent for an ultrasound, so I took advantage of the month and the right moment to have it done. I confess, I was a little nervous, I didn't know what the results might be. I don't know if this happens to you, but every time you go to the doctor and have to get a test or checkup, you get nervous. Well, that happens to me. The worst part hits me in the stomach, which makes me feel sick, but there's no way around it. I have to hold on, breathe, and trust that everything will turn out fine.
After a short wait, they did the ultrasound and found a small mass in one of my breasts, a solid nodule. Fortunately, it's nothing serious. The doctor told me not to worry, but I still have to get checked every six months to keep an eye on it.
Going to the doctor is definitely torture for me. Everyone wants to give their opinion, tell me what to do, ask me why I don't have a partner or children. Answering those questions overwhelms me. I don't even know what to say anymore so they won't bother me with it. My only interest right now is to stop suffering from these ailments, my chronic pain, and everything that comes with this condition I have. However, for someone who doesn't know or understand how difficult it is, they won't be able to empathize with you.
I still appreciate their advice and guidance, but it's still difficult and uncomfortable to give the same explanations, listen, and say the same thing, with the same options, as if it were so simple. For them, saying it is, but for me, making the decision is not so easy.
Anyway, I left, on the other hand, hahaha, regarding the breast ultrasound, it's good to have it done, girls, once a year, it's quick, easy, and doesn't hurt. Take advantage of this month's events and get your checkup.
With this post, I end the first week of the #Hive14Challenge, together with the folks at 
Edición Banner y Portada con CANVA/ Banner and Cover Edition with CANVA
