abnormal papsmears

I wouldn't ignore it!
I was asked by my first surgeon if I wanted him to remove my female stuff while he was in there because colon cancer has a high incidence of spreading to them when you are "young". I told him to check it out while he was in there and to remove it if there were issues, but leave it if everything looked fine (I couldn't see taking anything healthy out!). He left all in and 2 years later I had a soccer ball sized tumor removed from my right ovary, along with everything else including the cervix (I told her i had no desire to be back in 2 years with cervical cancer, thank you very much!). Of course, I believe if my female stuff had been taken out, my cancer could have recurred in a much less easily managed place, so I don't regret my decision ( i tend not to regret decisions anyhow. I put a lot of thought into my decisions and always know that they were the right decisions at the time, no matter how things might turn out later). What that blathering on about is meant to convey is that you shouldn't ignore the abnormal paps. Get a second opinion from a gynecological oncologist; they have the most experience with that kind of thing and know SO much more than the average gynecologist when it comes to cancer!
mary