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[galadhir]

Well, found a lump at about 4am this morning and lay awake until 7am when I could get up. Then I phoned 111. They said they could help me get antibiotics if it looked like it was an infection and thus mastitis, but if I was worried about cancer that required a GP referral, so they couldn't do anything except encourage me to talk to the GP on Monday.

With that on my mind DH and I went to help Son plant some trees at his nature reserve. (I say 'his' because he is on the committee that helps run it.) Planted a bunch of hawthorn, dog rose and dogwood plug plants, each with its own supporting stick, and a plastic deer protector around it. The sun was bright and warm, though the wind was cold, and the birds were singing in the hedges. So after that I felt a lot better and decided not to bother worrying about it, because worrying doesn't help.

DH is now serving behind the bar at the church beer festival. I am looking forward to lunch tomorrow, when we are meeting up with Son, Daughter and Son-in-Law for lunch in honour of Mothering Sunday. Lunch out will probably muck up my diet for this week, but whatever. I'll have a salad and a mint tea, and that will have to do.

Comments

[julesjones]

Bugger. Even if it turns out to be a minor thing, it's still a lot of stress. I hope that a) it is a minor thing, b) you get an appointment quickly so that you know one way or the other.

[the_siobhan]

That's concerning. I hope you get a quick answer.

[mistressofmuses]

Worrying does not help, even though that's a potentially scary thing. I hope it isn't anything serious.

I'm glad you got to plant so many things! That is wonderful, despite the chilly wind.

[pattrose]

Have a wonderful day and lunch with the hubby and kids. Sounds like a great day.

I hope the lump is something minor. Please keep us up to date. You'll be in my prayers until you tell us you don't need them.