Hi @Bean73,
Stinks to be here lovely, but welcome. It's a white hot fear that runs through you when you first find out. The start is just plain awful and your brain just won't quit thinking about all the worst case scenarios. The roller coaster of emotions is indescribable to someone who hasn't felt it. Once you have more facts and information you feel somewhat more in control.
Definitely seek out a Breast care nurse to help you navigate the brand new language you are about to learn.
Everybody searches for "what caused it" at the beginning. Your injections probably had nothing to do with it considering how recent they were and so many of us have no family history.
Rest assured, you did nothing wrong. Just plain out sucky bad luck. There is no room for guilt in this trip.
Check out your insurance thoroughly. A lot of people are very surprised at just how much you can be out of pocket.
I wouldn't write your studies off yet. Some of us get through this shit show relatively functional. There is nothing to say you won't be able to continue when you've got your head around this mess. At the very least it will give you some distraction.
Keep talking to us lovely. We get it. It doesn't feel like it at the moment but you've got this.
xoxoxoxo
