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Keeping_positiv
4 years agoMember
Should a 2 month wait in the public system from diagnosis to treatment be normal?
How can we consider a two month wait in the public system from diagnosis to treatment be considered normal. This is not what the BCNA are telling us is a normal wait! Even before COVID a two month wa...
Afraser
4 years agoMember
I think anxiety is the biggest problem with extended dates - whether the cancer actually spreads or not, the worry that it is doing so must be extreme. I had only six days between biopsies and surgery, three between confirmation of malignancy and surgery, and that was quite enough. Still got lymphoedema though, which I’ve attributed to the sheer number of lymph nodes removed (all enlarged and suspicious at biopsy time) although only the biopsied one turned out to be malignant.