Hi Karenk,

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.

Kind regards,

Jolamine xx

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 

Hi hun

I think we all think of the worst casr scenario in this situation, its just a natural reaction wr are all here for you sending big hugs

Love Karen

Hi June its invasive ductal carcinoma and is about an inch above my nipple. 

Jane x

Hi Mariacharlie,

What a pity. Waiting for results is always one of the worst times and, every extra day seems like forever. I hope that you get them through soon.

Kind regards,

Jolamine xx

Hi Sarah,

I'm so glad to hear that no more nasties were found with your MRI. You've got quite a wait for your genetics consultation, but I hope that it all goes well. You will feel better to get your lumpectomy out of the way as soon as possible, so it's good to hear that you don't have too long to wait.

Keep in touch and let us know how you get on.

Kind regards,

Jolamine xx

Hi Moira,

You will naturally be nervous, but it'll soon be over and, you'll wonder what all the worry was about.

I hope that it all goes well for you.

Kind regards,

Jolamine xx

Hi Nikki,

Sorry, I thought that it was last Thursday. I hope that it all goes well for you. It is always hard to quell our over imaginative thoughts re worst case scenario, but fortunately, this very seldom comes to pass. It does get easier once you have a treatment plan in place and start implementing it.

Kind regards,

Jolamine xx

Hi Jane,

I'm glad to hear that you have had your tumour removed and hope that you are feeling ok. We are fortunate to have routine mammography to pick up on these symptoms early, lthough I'm sure that the diagnosis came as a shock. Do you know what type of breast cancer you have? Grade 1 is good news and is treatable, which is the important thing.

I hope that all goes well for you tomorrow.

Kind regards,

Jolamine xx

Hi Nikki

Thanks for thinking about me, my results ftom the mammogram core biopsy are delayed so I'm back in that dark zone of navigating through life whilst this 'thing' lurks in my head.

Had a bit of a chat with the consultant who explained that I had a small chalky spot in my breast that was graded an M3 - hence the reason for the biopsies but it sounded better than how the radiologist and mammogram technicians described it and it was caught by chance as I went in about a swollen armpit & lymph node.

I just want to say I'm thinking about you, I don't have any tips to help you switch off from this as the process of waiting is undeniably indescribable.

Sending you a loving hug and I wait with anticipation for your results  on Thursday

Love from Lisa xxx

Thank you Rosie, you are truly so kind hearted and I'm honestly so grateful for you, I did feel like I'm not alone in this process and felt brave and strong as I sat waiting and waiting as I thought of you having to go through this on Wednesday and I thought of Lucy at 3pm. It enabled me to switch my brain to practical mode until he said the results were delayed then I burst into tears and used up all the scratchy kitchen paper they offered me!

I hope that you manage to sleep tonight, I found the last few days the hardest, let me know what time you are being seen 

I'm with you Rosie , good luck

Thank you Lisa ️ Xx

Thank you Lisa ️ Xx