Hello, sorry you find yourself on here. At the walk in clinic did they examine you? A referral from the gp is usually a 2 week referral, would imagine it's much the same with the walk in clinic.....

I totally understand your worry, when I found my lump all I could think about was my mum had bc when she was my age...I completely know where your coming from.....sadly I had it too as it turned out! But this may not be the case for you...you have your young age on your side......

Worry changes nothing ( easy to say I know) if it is something then you will be put on the right path to get it sorted...I have nothing but praise for the NHS, and all being well if it's nothing.....well....all that worrying was a waste of time and energy...

There will be a lot of support on this forum should you need it.....you will be surprised at how strong you can be.....you got this Hun...xxx

Hello, yes the nurse felt the lump and said that I need to be referred to a breast clinic. She emailed them before I left the room and that is the last that I have heard of it so far. Sorry to hear that you and your mum both had BC, I hope you have both made a good and full recovery. Thank you so much for your lovely message! Can I ask, did you have sharp pains in your breast where the cancer was found? I am really thinking the worst. I have had this pain for roughly 8/12 months but it is getting worse, so bad infact. I never had my breast or the lumps checked, so now I’m really scared incase I have cancer because if I do then I feel like it’s a really late stage because I have left it for so long and I will not survive it if I have it  :( xxxx

 My mum made a full recovery, sadly I lost her a few years ago but it wasn't to bc. I am currently waiting to begin chemo after my lumpectomy but my outlook is very good indeed, bc these days isn't the death sentence it once was...

Now, generally speaking cancer lumps are painless....mine certainly was ( unless I prodded it enough...by eck  I made it sore then)  also worth remembering 8/9 out of 10 lumps are benign.....and you have your age on your side....so 3 positives there already! 

Try and stay off dr google...he is just a nasty old quack! Keep busy, do you work? Children? Our minds go to dark places, we have to drag them back to the light...There is every possibility you're fretting over nothing, we have had a good run of ladies coming back to tell us their lumps were benign.....and some of them were so worried they were almost planning their own funerals!! 

So come.....big girl pants on.....brush yourself off and soldier on xxx

 My mum made a full recovery, sadly I lost her a few years ago but it wasn't to bc. I am currently waiting to begin chemo after my lumpectomy but my outlook is very good indeed, bc these days isn't the death sentence it once was...

Now, generally speaking cancer lumps are painless....mine certainly was ( unless I prodded it enough...by eck  I made it sore then)  also worth remembering 8/9 out of 10 lumps are benign.....and you have your age on your side....so 3 positives there already! 

Try and stay off dr google...he is just a nasty old quack! Keep busy, do you work? Children? Our minds go to dark places, we have to drag them back to the light...There is every possibility you're fretting over nothing, we have had a good run of ladies coming back to tell us their lumps were benign.....and some of them were so worried they were almost planning their own funerals!! 

So come.....big girl pants on.....brush yourself off and soldier on xxx