Travel or no travel?

Open them? If it’s clear great you have an Anwser. If it’s not clear there might be a cancer contact number you can call?

Flanancy, we wait to hear when you are ready. Hugs dear. Try to take a breath.

Keeping my fingers crossed that your news is good, Flanancy! At least you have options that didn't exist when I was diagnosed. Back in the "good old days" of 1999 when I had my endometrial biopsy, they didn't post test results online. I got a call a week to the day after my biopsy from the gynecologist's office staff telling me I had to come into the office to get the results. I tried to get her to give me the results over the phone, but she repeated that the doctor wanted to see me. Of course, it didn't take a genius to know that the news was not good and they didn't want to give me bad news over the phone. So I took off time from work to travel to the office to receive news that I had already figured out. I'm glad things are online now; at least we have choices.

Flanancy, I think sometimes the right hand doesn't always know what the left hand is doing in these medical offices. In 2022, when I received a copy of the biopsy results of a lesion in my scalp diagnosing basal cell skin cancer, I called the dermatologist's office to discuss the next steps. They put me on hold several times to check and finally told me that they had not received the results of the biopsy yet, so I would have to wait for that to happen before we could proceed. I offered to forward a copy of what I had to them, but they insisted that they had to have original results from the pathologist. I think it was only a matter of a day or so, but my doubting self had trouble believing that I got the pathology report before the doctor's office. Maybe there is some similar confusion going on in your doctor's office, where he doesn't even realize that he or his staff received your results yet? I'm not defending these goings on, but I've got several wonderful specialists with not-always-so-wonderfully-run offices.