Hi, I’m 50, had a routine mammogram 2 years ago with a call back & ultrasound scan where I was told I did not have breast cancer (no mention of calcifications). I was called back 3 weeks ago for another mammogram and called back this last Tuesday told that calcifications had been found again in the same area as before just more of them in a cluster so I had magnified mammograms & a gun biopsy. I’m now waiting for the results appointment & getting increasingly anxious. One moment I’m in control & thinking ‘ok, if I get bad news, I can handle this, I’m strong etc.’ & then I flip to ‘I’m going to be one of the unlucky ones that get the worst diagnosis, the most aggressive, metastatic malignancy etc.’ I can’t help dwelling on the consultant saying ‘I wish you the very best’ with a grim tone & expression to match. She drew a sketch of what she found suspicious & it seems like she was showing me the type of calcification that is most often malignant. Also, I have an uncomfy armpit lymph that was sore before the biopsy but I can’t remember if it was before the first mammogram. She had a look at it on the ultrasound but didn’t say anything. I have a sensation of fullness in my breast very similar to when milk comes in. Does that sound like anything sinister? I know I’m wasting my energy speculating & stressing out won’t change anything. I’m lucky that, although I am a single mum, I do have a very supportive partner (we don’t live together). I’d like to fast-forward to my appointment on Tuesday - can anyone tell me what is likely to happen next & treatment types/timescales if it is malignant? Thank you.