Well... the biopsy was finally completed. Yayyyyyyyyyy.... and I have an appt. in 8 weeks to get the results. LOL - 8 weeks!!!!!!!!!!!! I couldn't believe it would take that long. I asked if it would show up on My Chart and he didn't think so. It was such a different experience talking to a specialist - the gynecologist - rather than my family doctor. I love my family doctor and I am grateful at how thorough he is, but I see now he only looked at the thickness element - 6mm - saying it should be 4 or less. He had also said that they view it as cancer until proven otherwise, so he wanted a biopsy done. He's had extra training in women's issues but couldn't complete the biopsy due to my lady parts not co-operating. In fact, he scared me - not on purpose - but I actually felt I had cancer from what he said. The gynecologist took a complete history - family history etc - and looked at all my tests. Nothing had shown up on my ultrasound or CT scan - except the 6mm thickness, and he said 5 and under is normal, so I'm not far off. Plus I have no bleeding. He declared me 'low risk' for cancer and said I could leave it and have an ultrasound in 6 months, or have the biopsy to reassure me. I told him I had waited 3 months and was totally stressed out, even stress eating, so I would prefer the biopsy. He said, "Great! You're my 6th biopsy that day!" Wow. If my cervix had co-operated, I could see how fast it is. But darn, he struggled to open my cervix. That was the issue. It took him and the nurse a long time to get it open - using various tools etc - and he even thanked me at the end for being so patient. Darn, uncooperative lady parts!!! Now, I never swear, but at one point when he finally 'got it in', I said one swear word. The doctor laughed and said, "See? I finally got you to swear." LOL. No wonder my family doctor couldn't do it - the gynecologist almost couldn't. As soon as he 'got in', it was over in 2 seconds and I apologized for swearing. He said out of the 6 he did that day, I was the quietest. LOL. But I am truly grateful for my doctor for being thorough, grateful for a gynecologist who moved quickly and managed to get it done, and I'm grateful for this forum for all the support. I feel like my life stood still for 3 months and I can breathe again. I understand that it can still be cancer but I am grateful to finally be getting some answers. Thanks for listening. Today, I am resting.