The latest headache - **Updated Again!**
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Thanks, but the frustrationsMaxiecat said:Oh no! I will keep you in
Oh no! I will keep you in my thoughts and prayers. Please keep us updated on what they find. I don't want you to have to add another cancer to your resume.
Alex
Thanks, but the frustrations continue. See the updates in my original post.0 -
sadabrub said:I had a CT scan in March
but they don't look at the breasts in that. I had my annual exam with my gyn in May, and he didn't notice anything (but the spot they are looking at is very deep in, and I have rather -ahem- large breasts.
This is the first time I've ever had anything of concern on the right side. I had a needle biopsy of the left about 8 years ago. It was a fatty cyst. This will be a needle-core biopsy; larger needle, larger pieces of tissue. Hoping for the same benign results.
Just a pain over all.
Sad to hear you got potentially bad news, but nothing to worry about until/unless they find it to be something. Here is to hoping it will be nothing and you and your husband are able to enjoy your "rather -ahem- large breasts" for years to come with troubled thoughts of cancer nothing more than distant memories.0 -
Frustration for sureabrub said:Thanks, but the frustrations
Thanks, but the frustrations continue. See the updates in my original post.
Is this due to ineptness or just that gray area of medicine? I can understand you and your husband's frustration. Hope this gets resolved soon. Sometimes the waiting is the hardest part. Best wishes to you.0 -
Not ineptnessYoVita said:Frustration for sure
Is this due to ineptness or just that gray area of medicine? I can understand you and your husband's frustration. Hope this gets resolved soon. Sometimes the waiting is the hardest part. Best wishes to you.
Just that I coincidentally have 2 spots near each other; one which only showed on the mammo, and the other on the ultrasound. The one on the ultrasound was biopsied, but they only realized it wasn't the same one as was found on the mammo when they did the post-biopsy mammo to check the placement of the marker. It wasn't in the area that was bad in the mammo.
Aaargh!0 -
Aliceabrub said:Not ineptness
Just that I coincidentally have 2 spots near each other; one which only showed on the mammo, and the other on the ultrasound. The one on the ultrasound was biopsied, but they only realized it wasn't the same one as was found on the mammo when they did the post-biopsy mammo to check the placement of the marker. It wasn't in the area that was bad in the mammo.
Aaargh!
I hope it is nothing. Haven't you had your dose of cancer? I think one is too much. Hoping for good results, and the only stress is waiting.
Sandy0 -
Sorry
So sorry that you didn't get a definite answer today. I'm surprised that with the ultrasound they didn't see both spots or visa versa the mammo with both spots unless one was hidden on each test. Wishing for the best outcome for you.
Kim0 -
positive thinkingk44454445 said:this just
this just sucks! i am praying very hard for you. hang in there & let's think only positive thoughts!
hugs
judy
Try to just think positive, maybe... just maybe it is not as bad as you think.
Prayers and healing light on their way to you,
Hugs, Marjan0 -
Dear Alice
So sorry that you don't have any definitive answers yet, know how worrisome that is for you and hubby.
I guess the up side is that since the one they did biopsy didn't show on the mamo, at least it did on the ultrasound...don't want to miss any spots to check.
Hope that they can do detection on the other with non-invasive procedure.
Prayers that all turns out to be AOK.
Marie who loves kitties0 -
This must be so fustrating..abrub said:Not ineptness
Just that I coincidentally have 2 spots near each other; one which only showed on the mammo, and the other on the ultrasound. The one on the ultrasound was biopsied, but they only realized it wasn't the same one as was found on the mammo when they did the post-biopsy mammo to check the placement of the marker. It wasn't in the area that was bad in the mammo.
Aaargh!
This must be so fustrating.. I am sorry I can't at this time clearly understand exactly what you have going on.. but that is my own brain not working in the cancer relm lately..
I want to wish you some peace.. it is so unfair that we who have one battle occurring have to endure more.. .. I hope all turns out well for you.. Donna0 -
This must be so fustrating..abrub said:Not ineptness
Just that I coincidentally have 2 spots near each other; one which only showed on the mammo, and the other on the ultrasound. The one on the ultrasound was biopsied, but they only realized it wasn't the same one as was found on the mammo when they did the post-biopsy mammo to check the placement of the marker. It wasn't in the area that was bad in the mammo.
Aaargh!
This must be so fustrating.. I am sorry I can't at this time clearly understand exactly what you have going on.. but that is my own brain not working in the cancer relm lately..
I want to wish you some peace.. it is so unfair that we who have one battle occurring have to endure more.. .. I hope all turns out well for you.. Donna0 -
thinking of youabrub said:MRI on Friday
I have a bilateral breast MRI scheduled for Friday morning, and see the breast specialist next week.
Thanks for all of your support. I've had a few years of all going well. But now, at least for the short term, I'm slogging through again.
Alice
and hoping for the best of possible outcomes. A cordial hug from germany
Petra0 -
Dear Alice
So very glad to hear that the one mass was benign.
Prayers for the same results on the other one!
Hugs,
Marie who loves kitties0 -
Good to hear the first oneLovekitties said:Dear Alice
So very glad to hear that the one mass was benign.
Prayers for the same results on the other one!
Hugs,
Marie who loves kitties
Good to hear the first one was nothing ....here is praying the next one is nothing to worry about also.0 -
Great
Great news on the first biopsy, now let's hope that Friday's news plus next week's news is just as good.
Kim0
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