Hello Kaja, thank you for posting, although I'm sorry you are going through a worrying time. 

MRIs are quite accurate at picking up certain types of tumour that other scans may not have seen, or seen properly. The contrast improves accuracy or the picture even more, but it can still be difficult for the person reading the results to tell if the mass seen is cancer or non cancerous. This means there can be times where the pictures are still not enough to give the team the answers they want and a further plan is needed.

There are other types of non cancerous conditions that can occur within the liver, like haemangioma as you have mentioned. I've placed a link to some of them here in case it is helpful.

Now really it is a matter of waiting for the decision of the MDT which I realise is so very hard. Trying to keep yourself busy is the only way to distract your mind over the next coming days, and trying if you can to not google too much as it could increase your anxiety further. Other people on the forum may come forward with their own experiences but do remember their situations are individual to them.

I'm sorry Kaja that I can not be more reassuring, I hope you hear from your doctors soon about their decision. Take care of yourself and if you want to talk anything through then do give us a call, the number is Freephone 0808 800 4040 and the lines are open from 9am till 5pm Monday to Friday.

Sarah.