After the scan, I had to wait for the on-site radiologist to review it. She said calcification was common in older women. She said if I were younger, she would have me wait 6 months for another scan. She said the calcifications looked suspicious to her. She recommended a biopsy to be sure nothing was really wrong.
So.Darn.Scary.
ReplyDeleteThe waiting was the worst part
DeleteI know...
DeleteWaiting is always the worst part....😔
ReplyDeleteEspecially if you're a stress eater like I am
Deletebeing suspicious can be a good thing, not always just…suspicious. hope yesterday was great ( don’t forget to pick up your card 🎁🎂‼️💚😸🐾
ReplyDeleteI just did. Thank you. So sweet of you
DeleteLovely post. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThanks for reading
DeleteThe waiting is so often the worst part!
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
Because it gives you too much time to imagine the worst case scenarios
DeleteThat's not what you want to hear. 2 years and seven months ago - a lifetime.
ReplyDeleteWater under the bridge, now
DeleteThank goodness for suspicious technicians who go the extra mile.. Hugs! deb
ReplyDeleteIndeed
DeleteWell at least they noticed it and didn't have you wait another 6 months. I like your drawing. I also mailed you something today, just an FYI.
ReplyDeleteWere you living in Boston during these parent care trips? Revere is a way off from Worcester. And at least, as you said, it wasn't you who had to drive in the bad weather.
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