Hi Missy-j

Sorry you find yourself here. No one on here will be able to tell whether you have a cancerous lump or not, only biopsies can do that. Although your description sounds like calcifications but you'll know soon enough.  The waiting is awful and all one can do is try to keep busy and stay off Dr Google as it never helps.

Hopefully, it turns out to be benign. We are always here for a chat and let us know how you get on x

Hi there ...

I know how scary this time is ... it's the big question mark staring at us ... and all the "what ifs" go round your head ...

But the facts are 8.5 out of 10 they are harmless .. I had 4 call backs from mamorgrams over the years... that were all clear ... some I'd convinced my self were cancer .. and although the last one was positive.. that's about right on the odds .. and what I found was ... cancer treatments have come a long way... 

We hear the sad outcomes on the t.v ... but there's lots of us still standing after that diagnosis...

So try and do anything to keep busy ... and try not to panic... you just may be o.k ... and no amount of panic will change the outcome... so remember the odds .. and remember there's many of us travelled through here after breast cancer was diagnosed and lots gone back to their life post cancer... 

So hold on in there .. and let us know how you go .. so we can hopefully give you a big high 5 ... or a hand to help you through ... so fingers crossed ... chrissie x

Thankyou so much fir your reply...it means alot. I feel better this morning and more positive so I'm getting on with my day but thankyou for your support and will come back Thursday x 

Thankyou for your worldly words...it means alot to just hear them. 

Hi MissyJ, sorry to hear that. One thing that I think is important is that knowing there are lots of diet/lifestyle changes one can make to lower risk of cancer, including breast. Everyone knows about smoking and lung cancer but less so about all the other things one can do. 

All the best.