Should I try to see another surgeon sooner than 5 days from now? I was diagnosed yesterday and my pathology report showed a Nottingham score of 8 (aggressive cancer).

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anonymous

Learning About Breast Cancer about 1 year ago
  • anonymous
    Survivor since 2007

    Leslie,

    I wouldn't push to try to get a quicker date. You have enough on your plate so don't put more stres on yourself as this little time really doesn't make a difference. Compared to lots of surgeries, this is quick. Hang in there and please keep us posted. We are here to help and support you through this process. Blessings and take care, Sharon

    about 1 year ago Comment Flag
  • anonymous
    Learning About Breast Cancer

    I agree with Sharon it was 3 weeks from my diagnosis to surgery and it came round so quickly, you need time to take it all in. Stay strong my thought are with you x x x

    about 1 year ago Comment Flag
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    anonymous
    Learning About Breast Cancer

    It was a six week wait for me before I had my surgery. Partly because I was traveling and thousands of klm away from home and the other was the two week wait to see the surgeon. Of course I was worried but tried not to think about it. I was told that it wouldn't make any difference. I am sure that your surgeon will act as fast as he needs to once you see him. Good luck and don't worry, just put your trust in your medical team.

    about 1 year ago Comment Flag
  • anonymous
    Learning About Breast Cancer

    Waiting is tuff. K

    about 1 year ago Comment Flag
  • anonymous
    Learning About Breast Cancer

    Did you get referred to an oncologist? I had 6 months chemo before

    about 1 year ago Comment Flag
  • anonymous
    Survivor since 2011

    Waiting is the worst part. A second opinion is always OK. Stay in touch PLEASE.

    about 1 year ago Comment Flag

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