I am having a single mastectomy in 7 days. I’m 30 and have breast cancer in my left breast. Seeing your journey has made me feel much better about the whole journey. Great to see after two months things start looking up. Great too see the drains as I had no idea about them ! Thank you for posting this its really helpful ❤

I still think you're SIMPLY AMAZING !!!! I'm sure sharing your experience is helping so many people. I got so excited when I saw this video download, I've been wondering how you have been doing. Love all your life updates 🥰

@BeckyExcell

2 жыл бұрын

aw thank you! That honestly means a lot! xxx

Your feelings are not silly, you have been through a lot. Be gentle with yourself xxx

@BeckyExcell

2 жыл бұрын

thanks mdear xx

I was asked to do a talk about my breast cancer experience for Wales Cancer Bank years ago. I was interviewed by Nick Ross ( Crimewatch ) as he had a connection with the Cancer Bank. My breast tissue was used for research. I requested both my breasts to be removed. One had cancer, the other didn’t. So they had good comparisons to work with. I’m always willing to talk to anyone that needs reassurance about surgery. You’re doing fantastic Becky. X 🥰

@carolineharry6605

2 жыл бұрын

PS: Some breast cancer groups are negative as you say Becky. When I went through cancer, I had breast cancer website groups with chat forums to turn to. I didn’t have Facebook or KZread then. Certainly dip your toe in the water as you might make a few friends that have gone through the same as you. But avoid negative people. You’ll encounter them everywhere. They don’t help. You need encouragement and positivity. And there’s plenty of people like that around. xx

You have a very important message to share so keep talking about your operation and making more people aware! It could save a life!

Just go with the flow Becky, there will be ups and downs, allow yourself to feel crappy, because you've been through a massive life event. Once you got through the surgery and recovery sometimes it's afterwards when the reality hits, that's what I found after a similar event, I fell apart but gave myself permission to feel that way and then gradually came good. I also found with me anaesthetic can make me depressed so I am prepared whenever I have it and head it off. Life is tricky but you are amazing, keep smiling and remember to chill out when you need to. All the best. 💐💖

Hi Becky, thanks for another great video! I'm nearly 2 and a half weeks post op (BRCA1) and shared your videos with my breast care nurse in my pre-assessment appointment because I've found them so useful. Glad to see you're doing so well, I think it's really normal for the psychological stuff to come later as straight after surgery you go into survival mode and have the physical stuff to focus on. I too left the Facebook BRCA support groups soon after joining as I found them too intense and stressful. I live in London so I'll definitely look in to the BRCA group that meets. Lots of love xxx

Becky, thanks for sharing your feelings, you,ve been thru alot. I appreciate your honesty, may God continue to bless you. 🙏

Wow, so brave. You take it all in with grace. Best wishes!

Take care and take your time... It needs time with ups and downs, sometimes one can be surviving in kind of coping or shock and sometimes it suddenly sinks in. It is a process it means your human...and healing

@BeckyExcell

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks lovely xx

@sheyf7562

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly..you rightly said. Get well. Love you Becky.

@jcap8391

2 жыл бұрын

@@BeckyExcell Hello Becky do you by any chance know what happened to MRKWD? He has you as his first channel tab recommended

Ps thanks for all you do to help others out there including me .God bless you and Mark.

Here from the US. I preordered your new book some time back and I am getting so excited for it! I don't enjoy cooking, but your foods are easier and delish which make it less humdrum.

I'm so glad you are doing better, but please, pace yourself! I live in the US, so I won't likely ever meet you, but I love your shows on KZread so much and look forward to getting your book when it's ready! Get proper rest!

Talking about it does help a lot!l I am coming up to 2 years in November after surgery (different to yours but due to the big C) on my face and I am so comfy talking about it now, as it is visually obvious to anyone, and itnreally does help to talk. I just want to say even though my situation is different to yours its still just as you said, I never saw it coming. So i want to say 2 things dear Becky, first you have inspired and encouraged me the along the way you are so honest and real about it. People say I’m brave but I’m just me, just like you are, so thank you. Secondly please please let your body guide you, you really are very early post op, I also still need a nap or a day to chill now and then, even 19 months on. Enjoy the free from show, I will get there one year! Lots of good wishes xx

@happyJan2516

2 жыл бұрын

Also I typed that as you were about to goto the free from show. Now further into the video and I relate to the fact that yes we do have these emotional times, after something big happened to us. I am also blessed to have had my surgery (life saving), but I do still feel emotional some times, like you say, I am here we are human so do just go with flow including your emotions, and what you say is never boring xxx

I have fibromyalgia, as well as asthma and irritable bowel and bladder and I’ve just had Covid. I also need a knee replacement and I’m not that old. You are so inspiring. I love your videos and cook books. Take care and try to pace yourself. ❤️🇦🇺

Excited for the new book! I think you're handling things well and certainly better than most! Stay well

Wow .. your feed came up because of the “breast cancer” .. tomorrow will be 2 months post double mastectomy. I found my lump by accident as I was in the garden and thought bee had bit me on my breast. No bee invasive, ductal carcinoma. No radiation and chemo at this time yet, but found out I have CHEK 2 gene. The weird thing is after looking at all your posts. My husband has the BRCA2 gene and also is a celiac. That always makes me wonder if they’re tied together. Cheer to you and your journey.

I love all your videos, stay safe and hope you get better and recover fast , take time and rest you are a inspiration for me and others

Hello Becky, I’m so sorry I missed your lead up and after vlogs on your operation. I hope each day is getting better and your are adjusting to the new beautiful you. Such a inspiration to everyone luv. Watching your vlog where you going into the hosp to have your op. Hope your doing ok . All the best to you Becky. Xx

So glad you are doing well! Prayers to you!

@PaulHollywood you should meet Becky and her family (Mark and Peggy) and taste her Gluten Free Bakes!! You BOTH are amazing!

thanks for your honesty Becky!

Hello i bought your book yesterday it said you would do demos on food

Take care and rest up x

Such an honest video. Please do more. 😉

Just watched you showing your breast removal how brave you are so beautiful and brave .Your attitude is a credit to you and you should be

I’ve been through breast cancer xxxx

It is not silly what you are feeling. You've been though a LOT! You had a huge part of your life taken away, even if it was a choice, it is emotional. Surgery is a big deal. You can cry if you need to.

Take care and maybe slow down a bit.. You are brilliant xx

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