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Significant Other Testing For Ovarian Cancer
I've been a member here at DSPTSD for 11 years now. For 10 I was an old bachelor living alone. After retiring to Mexico a friend introduced me to someone who is now my significant other. A DSPTSD member of long standing here in our daily support group came down to visit me in Mexico last year and enjoyed meeting my Mexican significant other and my significant other's teenaged kids. We get along wonderfully together. I'm teaching my significant other's 13 year old son how to play guitar now.
My significant other had some symptoms this past week, though, that concerned me. I moved in with my mother so I could nurse her through winning a three year battle with breast cancer. I was on hand for her two mastectomies, for her weekly radiation, and for every single chemotherapy appointment. I held her head over the toilet bowl day after day when her chemotherapy made her nauseous.
I insisted, then, that my Mexican significant other go to an ob/gyn asap. We had that appointment just now this morning. We'll get the results April 22. Prayers and thoughts of support very welcome for the test results of a biopsy they're doing to see if my significant other has ovarian cancer or not.
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Hey All...I hope that you have a lovely, peaceful beginning of your weekI have a bunch of chores that need doing but may put them off til tomorrow and just hang out with my landlord/roomie todayWhat about you?...Anything special going on?Have a great day and take good care of you!!..Xo
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Once again I've had a fever today. I'm not going to the hospital because that's a huge waste of time but I did schedule a dr appointment for Wednesday afternoon.

Do let her know that she will be in my prayers, my friend.
Sending prayers from me too, I hope she’s okay
Gentle hug <3
please, god, be kind to our brother-in-healing.
She thanked me a lot this morning for caring for her health like this. She says it's the first time a partner's done that for her. Heck, I was a hospital chaplain for 10 years, as most of y'all know. It comes naturally, it was my job to do for strangers at the medical center where I worked, so I'm going to do it for my significant other even more. It's great that it turns out to be a real new support to her. Thanks for supporting ME so I can support her in turn.
Just based on what little you've said, your significant other may have a larger support network/ extended family than your mother had available to help. It sounds like all of your mother's care fell to you. With a larger support network, if your s.o. does have cancer / need care it sounds like it wouldn't need to be all you. (If maybe you're stressed by expecting a "repeat").
Still hoping and praying the biopsy is benign, and whatever caused her pain is more easily treated.
Peace and blessings for you all.