You have just become a member of a family who will walk every step of the way with you and you need not be alone unless you want to be. We have been where you are right now. It’s a scary place, but that will fade somewhat and you will simply get on with the business at hand – to get well. Sorry to say the tumours may well be cancerous, but that is not the end of the world by any stretch of the imagination. Make sure you get a copy of the pathology report in a couple of weeks after surgery so you know what you are dealing with. It will show you the stage and the grade and we can help you understand that. Our President, Jack moon, has a great knowledge about these things and great scientific people to help him when needed.
Don’t despair. And don’t be too fearful though it’s very natural and normal. All the best on Tuesday and keep us informed. You are among friends here!
Greg
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