Im waiting on breast biopsy results, i get them on monday, the waiting is just dreadful, sometimes your gut feeling tells you what you know but this time i just dont know! Anyone feel or felt the same?
A very warm welcome to our forum. I have had 2 bouts of breast cancer in the past 12 years, plus a few false alarms, so I have been through a number of biopsies. All I can say, is that the wait never gets any easier. Most of us would say that this is one of the worst parts of our cancer journey, as thereare so many unknowns and uncertainties.
I am glad to hear that you don't have much longer to wait. Try to keep yourself occupied with other distractions to help the time to pass a little quicker over the weekend.
Please keep in touch and let us know how you get on. We are always here for you.
Hi just joined this site reading different comments such an agonising wait for results I'm awaiting my appointment to see if my treatment has worked you feel so lonely at this moment hope all works out for you hang on in there my love thoughts are with you
Yeah, my friend coming with me, it's strange, I had a physio apt am hour ago, he has put my physio on hold.
I asked why and he said , the milk ducks if suspicious can spread quixkly and I understand they are fast tracking u and when they do a ct scan they will have a better idea????.. what was that about? Xx
I know that this means more waiting and more worry. Not all results are as clear cut as they appear, but I am glad that your team are making sure that all is clear. If I were in your shoes, I would prefer my care team to do this, rather than dismiss something that could later prove to be probleatic.
I am so glad to hear that you had a good afternoon yesterday and that you treated yourself to a new coat. Hold on to that white feather. Hopefully, it's a reassuring sign.
God f its not one thing its another, least they are looking after you, i havent got a clue why they would cancel your appointment must be precautions with everything
Sorry i misread the message i know its scary, its the unknown that does it i think, you won't be on your own and you have us behind you, I know how i felt on monday waiting to go to the clinic for my results but got a phone call 2 hrs before I was going to say my results were fine but still an area of concern and I've to do it all again, have you had a stereotactic biopsy done? Think its all good saying the results we did were fine but we need more biopsies done, i start questioning well did they actually do the biopsies from the right area in the first place, so they must be looking at the mammograms and saying there's still something there because if there wasnt why would i now be getting this advanced machine to get other biopsies done!! I know how you feel june when they said you can bring someone with you, your thinking all sorts! Its ok for people to say you'll be fine but that's not really helping us who are going through it, but in a couple of days you'll know, the wait is dreadful but you have everyones support here and youll get through this hunni
I have just read your reply to June and see that your biopsy is scheduled for tomorrow. I'm glad that you're not having to wait any longer and, hope that it all goes well.
Hi Jolamine. It’s DCIS. Not great news but could have been so much worse. Non invasive primary cancer - at the precancerous stage so caught early . I’ll get breast reduction surgery (horrid but can’t complain) to try and contain / remove the cells . Thank God. Apparently not so bad as I had feared.. I’m told that the cells are changing and so far not cancerous but that they are the kind of cells that will change unless removed. It has been caught before it has gone anywhere thank God. I’m just so relieved. It will not be pleasant but I am grateful the prognosis seems to be ok so long as I go ahead with this.
Next step is to check hormonal influence on this then action stations ...
Its good news for you today and as june says manageable, its caught early and wil be keeping a close eye on you, as for breast reduction i told june i was no linda lusardi so chuck them my way lol thats when i told her about this stereotactic biopsy im getting tomorrow that your boob goes in a hole, june said let them dangle oh girls you have to laugh or youd cry, you girls are all an inspiration thats all i can say, as i said its good having support from friends and family but people in this group really understand each other
Love to you all tonight, and freyafem you'll sleep better tonight its all positive for you and you will get through this
I have been quietly following this thread, wishing you all the very best of luck and everyone on this forum is so brave. I promised myself that I would post my journey incase it may be of help to others in the future.
I'm 36 and 4-5 weeks ago I found a hard non moveable mass on my on the upper outer side of my right breast. I went to the gp hoping it would just be dismissed, however I was referred to the breast clinic with a wait of 11 days. At the breast clinic I had my physical examination from the consultant and he said everything felt normal but then he did find the thickening on the ultrasound said it was probably benign but I had a core needle biopsy (which wasn't painful) and then waited 11 days for the results. During the 11 days alot of veins on my right breast became far more visible and I began to panic as my anxiety went through the roof ( I don't normally get anxious) however after googling every possible out come, I was feeling less positive) I received a phone call at 4.30 the day before I was due to collect my results giving me the all clear and it is a benign lump called PASH. just wanted to share my experience incase it helps anyone in the future! Love to you all xx
This is a good , honest livable group who show alot of empathy xxx your right, we are all here to support each other...we have all had similar journeys at the beginning and hope to have best possible outcomes xx we are not alone here which is good because we all understand each other xx I am glad yours turned out to be a good ending xxx look after yourself....we are always here to chat, love from all of us on the group xx
Although it may not feel reassuring to have a pre-cancerous condition, this is good news. Have you been told when you are likely to have your surgery? I was diagnosed with pure mucinous breast cancer 12 years ago and had a lumpectomy. Unfortunately, I had a second cancer the following year and had a double mastectomy. I have never looked back and still lead a busy and fulfilled life - Hopefully, you will do the same.
It shouldn't be long until you get your HER2 results and know whether or not hormone therapy will be effective. I do hope that it will.
A very warm welcome to our forum. Thank you for giving us an update on your biopsy results. Sadly, not all of those who get good results come back to help reassure 'newbies' on here that we can get good news as well as bad. I sincerely hope that all continues to go well for you and, thank you for giving us all some good news today.
I think they said about 4-5 weeks after the meeting next week to set up arrangements for the op. Depending on the HER 2. I just want it over really. I am amazed that you have been so much and not only live such a full and happy life, but so full of respect for you for continuing to support others over so much time on here and I have no doubt in the day to day.
