Sunday, October 24, 2010

Thanks for Your Interest in My Breasts


I'm still waiting for the full results of my mammogram, but it looks like I'm pretty much in the clear.  Or, in the words of the radiologist's report, my breasts are "unremarkable."

Obviously, I beg to differ.

If I'd had my wits about me, I would have responded รก la Teri Hatcher in Seinfeld:



Anyway, it turns out that "unremarkable," in this case, is a good thing.  If you have cancer, you see, one remarks upon it.  Hopefully this week a Medical Professional will explain what the hell exactly is going on, and possibly extract some Diet Coke from a cyst or something.

I just want to take a moment to thank everyone for providing virtual hand-holding, hilarious tweets, and supportive responses to my breast lump hoopla last week.  I'm especially grateful that no one seemed horrified enough by my potty-mouthed guest post on Pajamas and Coffee to stop following me.

As I said, sometimes a lot of swearing is entirely called for.  If you can't swear when your breast is being flattened like a pancake onto a radioactive plate while someone looks for cancer, when can you swear?  Being able to let loose on Mary's blog helped keep me from swearing at the radiology technician.  Tweeting about the "party favor" bag of breast cancer awareness swag kept me from throwing it at someone's head.

So thanks, Mary, for giving me free rein to swear a blue streak on the day of my mammogram.

If you missed the original post, click here to read "Fuck Pinktober and this Motherfucking Diet Coke Cyst."

We will now return to our regular (nonswearing) programming.

MMEM

12 comments:

  1. So glad to hear. You must be really relieved.

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  2. glad to hear of your boring boobs. Doesn't mean the girls don't hurt tho'... Hoping to be unremarkable myself next friday. :)

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  3. OMG, just read your original post. You can cuss like a bleeping sailor. I love you even more right now. Congrats on your unremarkable awesomeness.

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  4. Glad to read that you are in the clear!

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  5. It makes my morning to hear that everything's ok. I'm drinking a Diet Coke in celebration!

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  6. Grats on being unremarkable!! I love that you let your cussing out every now and again. It makes what you write more colorful and real. =)

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  7. Time posted an article on research indicating that swearing reduces pain. So swearing while your boob is being mashed is TOTALLY appropriate. And YAY! for the good news. :)

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  8. SO happy to hear that. And what happens on P and C, stays on P and C :)

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  9. Good news! I had a cyst that hurt mostly on my period or wehn I drank a lot of caffeine and it went away on it's own.

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  10. Glad to hear that things are well with your boobies!

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  11. So glad to hear everything is going well so far. Hope the final results confirm that all is a-okay, or at most a simple aspiration will take care of the pain. I know "simple aspiration" is kind of an oxymoron, but I've had them and I think they're really easier than the mammo itself.

    BTW, I switched to caffeine free diet coke years ago because of cystic breast disease, and I'm pretty content with the taste now. I still drink an occasional caffeine drink, but not nearly as much as I used to. Best of luck to you dear SRMM.
    physicsmom

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