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@tishie58

Hi Helen,
Hope all is well with you.
I go for the biopsy tomorrow.
I get very panicked at times.
I realize once the path report comes back I can never not hear what I think will be bad news ever again. I also feel and get traumatized by procedures done to certain parts of my body. Now it's the night before and I know what to do to get my mind off it. Only now I'm sitting here frozen in fear. Thank you for letting me share this, I appreciate you. Thank God for the women on this forum. Trish

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Hello, Trish, The fear is there and I’m thinking perhaps the panic comes and goes? That’s how it works for me. And yes, once you see the path report and/or talk with the doctor you cannot « unhear » the news again. That’s good way of characterizing it all.

It’s difficult to trust a medical provider that you don’t know with touching your body much less doing a procedure. Do you ever tell the provider or perhaps the nurse who is getting you ready that you feel this way? I wish that more medical providers understood what trauma-informed care means.

You wrote that you know what to do for yourself. Does this include going for a walk? I know for myself that if I’m feeling really anxious and fearful I need to move. When I move and it could be walking up and down stairs in my house or going outside for a walk that the anxiety will lessen.

What time is your appointment tomorrow? I’d like to send healing energy to you and for you to feel that I and the other women here on this site are there for you.

@tishie58 I was concentrating on you and the procedure today at 12:15 EST. I didn’t think to ask your time zone so I hope that my healing energy that I sent you was received.

Did your doctor share any information with you today? How are you feeling this evening?