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Needle Biopsy
saundra
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The procedure went smoothly and was hardly painful. Took about 30 min. but I was at the hospital for 6 hours with all of the intake, waiting, and recovery time. I will not get the lab results for a couple of days but did learn that the "mass" is solid and about 5 cm on the sigmoid colon. It was not there on May 15 CT scan after the diverticulitis and could be a structure that my body built up to protect against the irritation of that, sort of like scar tissue. LOL
(((Hugs and prayers)))
Saundra
(((Hugs and prayers)))
Saundra
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Dearest Saundra,
Saying lots of prayers for you and also hoping it is just a mass for protection.
But want you to know (if it isn't) I have had a tumor about the same size on my colon for lots of years now ~ it has never gone away ~ but I am still here just plugging along. It is amazing how we can live with cancer in our body but we can. Anyway waiting in prayer with you for the results. Hugs Bonnie -
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