No - you get the same appointment whatever the results are as even if the news is good we have lots of questions to ask including “are you sure?”

Good luck

Dave

Thank you Dave- I think I was presuming as the appointment for the results are with the Oncology team that that indicates it’s definitely cancer and he’ll be under their care. But I suppose they can’t have a separate team who deliver the good news - think I’m just overthinking it because I’m anxious. Have to remind myself that nothing is diagnosed yet and nothing is achieved by trying to guess 

best wishes 

Thank you Dave- I think I was presuming as the appointment for the results are with the Oncology team that that indicates it’s definitely cancer and he’ll be under their care. But I suppose they can’t have a separate team who deliver the good news - think I’m just overthinking it because I’m anxious. Have to remind myself that nothing is diagnosed yet and nothing is achieved by trying to guess 

best wishes 

No worries - I’ve had three cancer scares (different body locations) over the years and I saw a consultant each time, though only once was it bad news. 

Hi! How is your husband? 

He did get diagnosis of melanoma and is having wle and slnb on Wednesday. Took a few weeks to adjust but feel relief he’s not having to wait long for next stage

Thank you for asking 

Hopefully the slnb will come back negative. I had melanoma in situ and stage 1 in 2 different moles. I was 20 first time and barely knew it was cancer. The second time was recently, so I decided to change my diet and lifestyle to prevent any recurrence or potential progress. I avoid long exposition to f course but also don't  eat suggar, avoid industrialised products and I since I read the recent studies on cancer I do intermittent fasting everyday for at least 16 hours. I just think that we young people really underestimate melanoma.