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A new member and really wishing I wasn't
Received diagnosis on Feb 24th of Ductal Invasive Carcinoma Grade 2 in left breast after Mammogram with Breastscreen. Fortunately Dr de Viana was the one who gave me my results and I later found out ...
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Until you get full pathology you can't be sure of what your treatment would be yet, nothing not even biopsies are definitive. Lumpectomy is the only way of knowing for certain. If Radiation is required honestly, its literally minutes once you are on the table and its like just having a scan thats it. Takes more time traveling everday 5 days a week there getting undressed and dressed. The actual process isnt long at all. :) Melinda xo