Oh no Judy. Will keep you in my prayers

OK Thanks...Be Safe and Mind Your Eating...LOL

HUGSSSSSSSSS

We are in Big Bear CA northeast of L.A. and thank God we are fire free but have had scary incidents in the past. Our lake is only rain/snow fed and is very low right now. We are not allowed to have fires outside or even use charcoal in a barbecue.

Yes i only had my nibbles a couple times and today i started full purees for two weeks. Every day i am in awe of this tool!

Take good care of yourself, friend!

Susan

If you find you're getting overly nervous you might consider calling doctor's office and asking of they can squeeze you in sooner or if they have a cancellation...

I must have forgotton you mentioning your sister passing? Maybe reading about your mom's death overshadowed that!

Was she older? What did she pass from? And does this doc know you have a family history? I would think that alone would be reason to expedite the biopsy. But then again most of these doctors recognize the signs more than they let on & since he said it could be something or nothing he might be leaning towards the nothing, but ethically required to test just in case.

Let's hope that is the case!

The colring books are good therapy. I hear you about the meds. I have to take 4 daily and I STILL can't get used to it.

I have my mammogram the 26th and the urologist in December. I always remember my wonderful father in law saying getting old isn't for sissies.

How I agree...

Oh Judy...so sorry to hear about this doctor's appointment! I know how frightening it is to be in that position having had uterine cancer.

That being said why didn't he do biopsy then & there? Either he is not that concerned or maybe you need to do something to prepare for it???

I took a zanax before mine.

He called me with results a few days later...seems positive results come in faster even tho they test them twice.

IF it is cancer are you in touch with your sister? Like I told you my neighbor has it but hasn't had any treatment that I know of.

I am not familiar with this type cancer, but I do know from going thru my own I learned alot. First, its not the death sentence it used to be. The majority of cancers are treatable, and if you have to have treatment beyond surgery the newer treatments tend to be easier to deal with.

The internet can be 5 years behind in its info so be careful if you use it for research.

I have never heard of anyone dying of vulvar cancer. It may be one of the passive, slow growing kinds unlike pancreatic or lung.

So try not to freak. If you are unable to chill get a script for something to tide you over.

Prayers it isn't cancer especially given the 2 week wait...personally I think that is SO wrong bc any normal person is going to think the worst.

Keep us posted! ð?'?ð?'?ð?'?ð?'?