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Sorry I’ve not replied had some scary news :(

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toria_07298
toria_07298

gyno was going through my scans etc and told me the lung nodule is ground glass and asked had it been biopsied? i said no just a scan every year, apparently a ground glass nodule is bad news (could be slow growing cancer)

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  • sara97862
    sara97862 toria_07298

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    Hi Toria, you've been in my thoughts!!

    That's scary for you, I know! I am sorry you are going through it!!

    Did you say you had Covid earlier? It could be a fibrous area from that also, rather than cancer.

    Is the gyno referring you for the biopsy, or have a plan for next step?

    Holding you in my thoughts!!

    Sara

    • toria_07298
      toria_07298 sara97862

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      i thought that sara but thry usually vanish in 3 months, its been 2 years and not 100 percent i had covid, thank you for your kind words ❤ xx

  • sandeep08592
    sandeep08592 toria_07298

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    Hi Toria

    sending you lots of hugs. Don't worry when is your biopsy? Don't read on Google. The main thing they've found something and haven't buffed you off.

    I had the same in May and it was scary. They moved very quickly and was told in a week everything was clear

  • elizabeth10613
    elizabeth10613 toria_07298

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    fear not toria, it won't be . you will be okay.believe God that it won't be there at the next scan and you will find it's true.rest assured

  • vivian72668
    vivian72668 toria_07298

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    Hi Toria..

    Let's hope & pray for the best! Sending hugs, words of comfort, and good thoughts... to you!

    Vivian

  • toria_07298
    toria_07298

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    thank you everyone, ive had the nodule for nearly 2 years, (just didnt know it was ground glass) ive had 2 scans and its stayed the same, theyre just watching it, not had a scan since december due one around christmas xx

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