Hi. So sorry that you're going through this scary time. I know it's easier said then done, but please try not to worry. Even if it is cancer, and remember it may not be, there are treatments. I had cervical cancer over 25 years ago, still here! 
Are there any family members or friends that could help you? It must be hard dealing with this alone and so don't be afraid to ask for their support. I'll be thinking of you Friday, please let me know how you get on. In the meantime, I'm here if you need a chat x

I have not had cervical cancer, just abnormal cells removed. I don't think anyone here can tell you, based on your symptoms whether it is or isn't cancer. The test they do will determine that, and they are moving fast on it. 

The treatment could be a hysterectomy and radiotherapy if it did turn out to be cancer. If that is the case, then you would need help with your young children who still need to be lifted up. Also with things like shopping. You are not supposed to lift more than 7lbs in the first couple of weeks after hysterectomy. Try and call upon other family members...and even Dad should come back and help out. If not, you may be able to get support from Social services. I am awaiting a hysterectomy, so I know it is worrying to wonder how you will cope post operatively. I don't think the hospital stay is very long, and if it is done laproscopically then healing time is a lot shorter. 

Obviously,  I hope for you that it doesn't turn out to be cancer and is just minimal cell changes that can be treated a lot easier. But if you want to 'prepare' then ask as many questions as you can and get a support system around you, should it be needed.