Don't assume the worst. Try to calm down and wait for the meeting with doctor. Prepare for all possibilities but don't let the doom and gloom take over. Until you know what you are dealing with, you simply can not make any conclusions. 

Good luck and keep us posted! 

Hello Spooks, welcome to our friendly forum.  We're all just regular people who have or have partners with cancer so no idea what you've said re the results!  However I have had a hysterectomy and 9 weeks is not long so you will be tired it's major surgery and can take up to a year to completely heal and feel back to normal.  The multi team meeting will discuss everything with regard to your results so no they won't tell you because they don't know themselves until each person in the meeting has had their say about which way forward they will go.  The waiting game is the worst and we all have been through it, the only positive side is that you will know soon what is going on.  Hoping all is OK for you and your husband when you find out from the phone call, men hate seeing their wives worried and try and brush it off, not helpful but there you go!  Best wishes, Carol 

Thank you for replying..

My health is so bad, so I learnt ages ago to expect the worse so im prepared lol

i was 22 when I have my first tumour (in my leg) and it's been down hill ever since x

That's rough! Let's hope you get a break from it all with some positive news . 

How old are you? 22 is so young! Was it malignant or benign?

Thank you so much for your reply. It's comforting to know I'm not the only one xx

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It had Pre cancerous cells, so they took 8 inches of the nerve it was in and surrounding muscle x