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Natwitts
7 years agoMember
Unsure
Hello it's been just a long process already and still yet to start treatments. I was diagnosed on the 15th of August. Scan said 2cm mixed duct. Had a lumpectomy on the 5th of Sept and just got my resu...
Zoffiel
7 years agoMember
Lobular is sneaky and difficult to assess--tumours are often larger, or more numerous, than first thought.
Scan and tests are stressful and nothing is without some element of risk--no-body likes being in a machine with chemicals swishing through their veins--but it sounds like you are being offered a thorough assessment. Which is pretty sensible given the form of the disease you have won in life's crappiest lottery.
Don't worry too much about the grading business; the main game is your medical team figuring out exactly what is going on and what can be done about it. This stuff is confusing and confronting and it takes a while to get used to a whole new language. It also requires a level of trust which doesn't come naturally to some people. Hang in there. Mxx
Scan and tests are stressful and nothing is without some element of risk--no-body likes being in a machine with chemicals swishing through their veins--but it sounds like you are being offered a thorough assessment. Which is pretty sensible given the form of the disease you have won in life's crappiest lottery.
Don't worry too much about the grading business; the main game is your medical team figuring out exactly what is going on and what can be done about it. This stuff is confusing and confronting and it takes a while to get used to a whole new language. It also requires a level of trust which doesn't come naturally to some people. Hang in there. Mxx