Hello and welcome

i know exactly how you feel. I had a hysteroscooy in March last year and waited over three weeks for the results. It is tough. I could say try to distract yourself or keep busy doing things you like but that doesn’t always work, I know. Talking on here is good becaus you can lay out your feelings and people understand. I thought very hard about telling my grown up children and sister. My brother had recently passed away from undiagnosed bowel cancer. I did tell them in the end because I just couldn’t hide my distress,  They were shocked and worried about the possibility of cancer but they were very supportive and I was glad that I’d told them. I couldn’t sleep, or settle and nearly jumped out of my skin every time  the phone rang. In the end, after much nagging from them, I went to my GP. He persuaded me to take a short course of diazepam (I was very  reluctant). I took one a day until I got my results and they definitely helped.  I was diagnosed in April with endometrial cancer and from then things moved quickly. I knew what I was dealing with and there was a plan of action. I could do without the diazepam. I finished treatment in October and was given the all clear this April. 

I hope my experience helps and that your results arrive soon and are good.

Sundial