I'm truly sorry to hear about your experience, but it's admirable how you overcame such difficulties. It's necessary to raise awareness about the importance of early detection and regular check-ups. Your courage in sharing your story motivates others to prioritize their health. Wishing you continued strength and good health on your journey. (๑•ㅂ•)و✧
Ty fellow reader <3, always have to care of ourselves and prioritize us in health aspects, I have the luck of being detected on a lower level risk but still hearing the diagnose can shake you mentally
I'm just so proud of you...! You did well handling tht and may our creator bless you and grant you strength to face any hardship tht may come your way again as a result to this.
Last year January i was in same condition, had to get my thyroid removed do to cancer (detected a lump on time, hasn't spread to thyroid yet but still had to get it removed), when i wake up after surgery first thing i did was puke, awful feeling cause neck was wounded and i keep puking through the day, couldn't even speak cause hurt and cause intubation make throat sore (couldn't speak well for more than a month), also i will be on levothyroxine for life and sadly had hypocalcemia (low calcium level on blood) a complication on surgery due to the the parathyroid damage or removal (as they are very close to each other) a year gas past and still have to take hormone pill + calcium supplements... get checked fellow readers, for me i was diagnosed at 32 years of age (had family who was with same problem so i guess I loose on genetic lottery)... sorry the long post but it really got me （/TДT)/