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kirstymarie
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I was diagnosed on the 11th of August with invasive lobular carcinoma. Now I know it’s stage 2 grade 2 for now and 3cm. My surgery is 29th September. That’s a long time from diagnosis to surgery. Could it have spread in the mean time as 6 weeks is a long time :( just worried about it can’t stop thinking what ifs x

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    Kirsty that does seem like a long time to me and it will feel even longer to you especially with it being invasive ,however I suppose we have to trust they know what they're doing and I'm sure its the earliest they can fit you in ,the amount of people waiting for treatment ,shortage of staff and Doctor /Consultant  strikes are a big problem ,but only another week to wait I'm sure you'll be fine x

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    Kirsty that does seem like a long time to me and it will feel even longer to you especially with it being invasive ,however I suppose we have to trust they know what they're doing and I'm sure its the earliest they can fit you in ,the amount of people waiting for treatment ,shortage of staff and Doctor /Consultant  strikes are a big problem ,but only another week to wait I'm sure you'll be fine x

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