Halloween moths
1. Idalus herois - Clown face tiger moth
2. Acherontia atropos - Death’s head hawkmoth
3. Phyllodes imperialis - Pink underwing
4. Haploa clymene - Clymene moth
5. Creatonotos gangis

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Halloween moths
1. Idalus herois - Clown face tiger moth
2. Acherontia atropos - Death’s head hawkmoth
3. Phyllodes imperialis - Pink underwing
4. Haploa clymene - Clymene moth
5. Creatonotos gangis
Contactgroep Phyllodes samen met HET AVL opweg naar richtlijn voor phyllodes tumoren
Today, 12 days Post Mastectomy with DTI Reconstruction was supposed to be a happy day. Today I showered for the first time in 12 days - a full shower including washing my hair - myself! I woke up done with my medication, including my pain medication even though I’m still in pain I’ve made it manageable with Tylenol. Today at 5:13pm my world changed. I heard the words “It was cancer” “You had cancer” when my breast surgeon called me with my pathology results. I had a very rare form of breast cancer - a malignant Phyllodes tumor. The most common treatment for this form of tumor is a Mastectomy, which I clearly got. Why am I so scared then as my surgeon spoke in past tense? I still have a lesion on my liver and ovary, that like my tumor that was there for years have come up benign on imaging. For years (many) I’ve had breast tumors (with a past scare including a lumpectomy in 2014) - even though my malignant tumor was large it was always a “wait and see” approach. That is, until I hunted out my breast surgeon as I knew something was wrong and she fought very hard to not only get my surgery approved but connecting her schedule with my plastic surgeon as well. I hope this cancer wasn’t in my body long enough to spread, I hope that I didn’t wait too long, I hope that the other lesions (that I at least know about) are benign. I will be very proactive about my health now - I will be getting every scan necessary, every blood and gene test,seeing every specialist I can. I will never let a doctor to tell me to “wait,see,follow up in 6 months” again. I am sad, I am scared, I am angry. I don’t remember much after 5:13pm tonight but I am not okay. It’s okay to not be okay. I’ll have more information on testing plans and pathology knowledge on Friday after my appointment with my breast surgeon. #mastectomy #breastcancerawareness #breastcancer #phyllodes #breastreconstruction #fightlikeagirl #positivevibes https://www.instagram.com/p/Bl9pndQFCqX/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=9pz2wsex73xv
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Очень крутая гусеница Phyllodes Imperialis. )
This is just in case I have a follower going through this. I had surgery today to remove a mango maybe a little larger sized tumor. Most likely a fibroadenoma or on the bad side a phyllodes tumor. Either one not being a large scale issue in fact the fibroadenoma is extremely common and is completely benign. I got so scared the night before and even considered writing letters to my loved ones in case something happened but didn't want to kill any positive bought by doing so. I got to the hospital at 11 A.M. Checked into a room shortly after where I changed clothes, put on some bad ass socks, leg massagers to prevent clotting, and my IV which isn't as bad as people say. I met with my surgeon one more time and praise her soul for being such a wonderful and relatable woman, and I met the anesthesiologist who was as well super wonderful and put to ease any scared thoughts I had, my surgery nurse gave me anti anxiety drugs and woah craziest trip or drug in the world and I'm pretty sure it knocked me out before I had any anesthesia all I remember was them saying we're going to give you some oxygen and then boom awake. I got really emotional I think because I was overwhelmed by all the people and noises and how bright the overall room was so I was crying and asking for water and how things went. The nurse there was hilarious and confided in me about how she needed to get married soon, they gave me morphine at an extremely low dosage due to me not waning any more pain meds as I had been feeling nothing. They placed a drain which leaks out all the fluid and blood from where the mass was and it's the weirdest thing having it there. I feel very light pain and it's mainly just light pressure when I move my right arm extremely. Otherwise everything is good I chose to stay overnight since my pharmacy couldn't get my meds made in time for me and I was scared id be in lots of pain. My drains been cleaned twice and I'm having no issues with my general self asides extremely mild pain and having to wait for someone to Unhook me from all the machines! I get my results on Monday on what this is, but I'm not scared because I know that if it is "bad" I'll cross that bridge when I get there. Don't wait to have these things checked especially you know of someone in your family being prone to Cancer and especially breast cancer. If you have any questions I will be more than happy to answer them as I was in your same spot and know how scary this can be. Stay strong everyone and thank you to the best boyfriend, friends, doctors, and especially my family. Without the support system this would have been the hardest thing I've been through.