Hey Sammuel:)

This is not your mother's cancer. The scariest part is not knowing what it is! That is where you are now! Is it cancer? Is it advanced? Is it nothing?? This is the scariest part!! Once they diagnose you and you have a better idea of what you are dealing with, if anything, you will see a surgeon (find the best you can) and you will find out how you are going to work to get rid of it!!! It will be a relief to see the surgeon! Try to hang in there, I know the wait is excruciating but you will make it! Please keep us posted and come here to vent anytime!
((Cherie))

thank you cherie i am there fri . i will keep you posted ,

Cherie1 s right the waiting and not knowing is the worst. But you have taken the first step and that is what is important. Baby steps forward.

Myself I think its something we do. To hope it's nothing and will go away. When I found that we didn't have insurance. I had to wait until it was time for my Free mammogram. Meanwhile a internet friend had the same symptoms. So I waited for her to find out. And hers was Nothing. Yet she went through a lot it being nothing. But mine ended up being Triple Negative Breast Cancer. But that was me. Having my mammogram on Friday. And not hearing on the phone until 3:17pm on Monday! We have to face things that we can't control. Then we have to pick ourselves up and fight it with every being of your body! It doesn't help to stress or worry. Just wait and see and then deal with it! Take good care! Feel Better! Hope for the best. Keep us in touch and know we hope you're doing well.My husband's aunts both had breast cancer. And were older. They never let it get them Down. One is now 83. She shows us her Scar & what not!! And all she went through didn't bother her at all. We all take our treatments differently.. Best of luck to you!

ok i have been for ultra scan and biop. and cherie you was right , the not knowing is the worst , i get my results this wed 3rd august and see the surgeon, from what the radiographer can see she tells me it looks like a papolloma , think thats right , depending on what the results are i am looking at removal of lump with local anisthetic if its b9. if there is changes in there then i will have to have lumpectomy and few weeks radiotharpy, i am keeping my fingers crossed and positive , she asures me we have caught it in time has they are slow growing and its hasnt spread, and is not agressive, all i can do know is wait and hope , if worse comes to it i will have the later done, i am feeling much better about it now , if only i had been before and not waited months , it would ave been delt with now , i know now i am in good hands and have a loving support from my family , i will be back with my results soon, love to you all

I'm so glad they were able to put you at ease!! Please continue to keep us posted!
Love to you too :) Cherie

is this unusual , telling me what she thinks it is, some are saying she should never have told me, what they found and what they will do , this as kept me going and aving faith in the hospital , sureley they wouldnt have told me it wasnt aggesive and spread if she didnt know , can they tell by ulta scan , also how does she know it hasnt spread to lymph nodes , i have only got till tomorrow afternoon to find out but am panicking again after having lovely wkend with the news they told me there and then ,

Are you talking about the radiological TECH who gave you the scan, or the radiologist (who is a DOCTOR) who read the results and gave her opinion?
If it was the tech, she may have just been trying to reassure you. If it was the doctor, I would place more weight in her opinion, because that is what she does for a living - interpreting scans.

Please try to tell yourself that you will not worry unless you have something to worry about, and then you will deal with it. I know it's hard, but try to conserve your energy! If you end up having a biopsy tomorrow, you might have to wait for the results.
You are doing great! Hang in there, and keep us posted! ***hugs***

Hey - I don't mean to sound like a know-it-all, but I personally have breast "density" and a family history of BC. If I lose even 5 lbs, it comes off my breasts, and I can see lumps and rippled skin - everything I've been told to watch out for! When I go in for my yearly mammogram, the techs are not allowed to say anything. But I can tell when they see something they don't like, because they will take many pictures, more than the usual up/down and side to side SQUASHING! : )
Then every other year, I get called back for an ultrasound with the radiologist. He sees my mammogram results, and he is the one that does my jelly-on-the-boobs thing, looking at the monitor and searching for what he needs to know. He knows my history, and is keeping an eye on me. I've known him for years, and I trust him. He is the one that would tell me if I need any further investigation.
It's always better safe than sorry, and it's never too late. So try not to worry TODAY! : )

hi mommer , its the doc that did ulta scan and my biops that said these things to me , after reading my mamaogram , thank you for your feedback , i see the consultant tomorrow with results fro biop, i know they do biops with all lumps

You go tomorrow to get the results of the biopsy? Is that right? I can't think of anything more difficult than waiting to here those results! Getting the results are not as difficult because then you know which way to focus. I'm so sorry you have to go through this. We all understand the desperation to find out and to know it's gonna be o.k.!
Unfortunately all you can do is wait to talk with the Dr.. Remember it will be better after that. Prepare for the worst and hope for the best. Know that there is a lot that they can do for you no matter what. Breast Cancer is a very high profile disease with lots of research and advances medically! It gets better all the time! A friend of mine had it in her lymph nodes and had 18 of them removed. That was about 7yrs. ago and even though she didn't take her tamoxifen for long (maybe 6 mos.) She is alive to talk about it. I had a bilateral mastectomy because there were indicators that it could return someday and I don't want to wait around for it to happen. I am now considered safer than the average woman. What I'm trying to say is that no matter what you hear, there are things you can do! Believe that and hang in there, be strong! Keep us posted!

Love and hugs, Cherie

Thinking about you and wishing for the best at your appt. We are here for you.

thank you to you all, yes chrerie get results today , am not has nervous has i was last week tho , like you say we h ave to deal with it , my husband is worse than me , and its set his ibs big time , we will pull through together he says , my family are with me and so are my ds friends , positive thinking it is then , be bk soon .thunks janrenee, hugs to you all x

Breast cancer is a malignant tumor that starts from cells of the breast & which is mostly found in women but its also found in men.

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well i have been for my results and its confirmed i have intraductl papilloma and inflamed large milk duct , i ave op on 15th august to remove lump and ducts, they said it is b9 but till i have all the the tissues confined to ducts and lump they wont actually give me all clear , but so far so good , i think the op is called microdochectomy. does the mean anything to anyone , i have pre assment this monday 8th