Hi all, I'm new to this forum. I'm 41 and in July I went to the GP as my nipple was very itchy. The GP examined me and found a lump and I was referred on the 2WW pathway to the breast clinic where I had an ultrasound, mammogram and then a core needle biopsy as they found a lesion on the ultrasound (mammogram was clear). The radiologist assured me that he was certain it was either a fibroadenoma or a papilloma and not to worry. I went back on 2nd August for results and was told it was a confirmed benign fibroadenoma but also had atypical cells. The letter I received stated 'classic lobular neoplasia B3 lesion with atypia which is indeterminate or could possibly be cancer'. I went back on 22nd August to have the lump removed by vacuum assisted excision and am now waiting for the results which I should get on 5th September. I am trying so hard to be positive but I'm finding it so difficult. I am trying to keep busy to take my mind off it but it's hard. I just can't quite believe this is happening. 

My husband doesn't really want to talk about it, he just tells me to be positive and think the best and try not to worry, so I thought coming on here might help me. 

Thanks for reading my story and if anyone has any similar experience to share I'd love to read it. Also, if anyone could suggest any questions I should ask at my appointment that would be great (I know some will depend on the diagnosis!)

Lastly, I am on HRT - does anyone know if I should stop this? I'm on it not for menopause but for severe PMS in conjunction with the mirena coil. I am terrified about my mental health if I have to stop this!