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Take someone with you for the appointment. If you have questions in your mind now, write them down and ask when you go. Ask for a copy of the results. If the surgeon doesn't want to be bothered giving you a copy, ask your GP to print it off for you. There is a section on bcna on how to decipher test results. Just mouse over the heading understanding breast cancer and it will give you a drop down box.
Be on your guard. When I got my results (a week earlier than scheduled and I thought it was just a quick wound inspection) it said I had lymph node involvement and the surgeon had already booked me in for a second surgery (unbeknownst to me) to remove all my underarm lymph nodes. It was a massive shock to me. I still have no idea how I got through that day. Thank Heaven I had my husband with me.