Ah I'm sorry its not what you was hoping! But it's  positive that the samples have came back non malignant, I can understand then wanting to remove the lump as they can fully check all of it then!

I hope all goes well for you x 

Thanks Lara & Bear,

And you're absolutely right. Always best to look on the bright side. Better to have medical care & attention keeping me safe than none at all! Halfway there as you say and then I'll have the rest of my life afterward to get used to it.

Just yet another experience to add to the "rich tapestry of life" as my dad always says

 X

Sophie 

you are in good safe hands and I'm sure all will be ok after this it's just a process 

stay here for support lovely 

love Lara ️

Your a strong lady Soph you come this far you got this! 

Try and some relaxing things this weekend and come to us if you need some support

Lots of hugs 

x 

Hello Soph

Wondering how you are doing? I really like your fathers saying ' experience to add to the "rich tapestry of life' 

Take it day by day, hour by hour and come here if you need support 

Sending lots of hugs 

x 

Hi Meg,

Not intriguing at all. Surgery and recovery all went well. Funnily enough I posted an update just a few days ago but on another thread (i think it was titled 'Biopsy') so have copy and  and paste that below x:

I had surgery on 30th March. It went really well, I was knocked out far longer than the actual surgery itself which  only took 15 minutes! Spent the rest of the day pleasantly high. Recovery has gone really well, from the start, with minimal pain. Incision followed the bottom half of the nipple. 
 

Had a follow up appointment on 14th April where I got the news that further tests following surgery confirmed it was just a papilloma and there was no atypia. So all in all brilliant news! Still likey to have an affect on breastfeeding but will just have to wait to see

Feel very fortunate to have received very my good care unlike some, and feel like my health was put first unlike other young women's experiences Ive read about who are dismissed before even getting an ultrasound let alone a biopsy. Seems to be a bit of a postcode lottery for which NHS trust you have in your local area. All in all it was 2 months from my first GP appointment, to getting the results to 100% confirm everything was non cancerous (with the imaging and needle biopsy at the hospital, follow up appointment to discuss those results, and then surgery to remove the lump all in between).  
 

Xx