Thank you rose and i am happy for you . For the success surgery

@sheikham1, I understand your apprehension about having to undergo surgery. Before my surgery, I was able to talk to a dear friend, a nurse, who explained a lot to me in everyday terms. And my surgeon explained to me what she was going to do, and what th recovery would be like. Both of those wonderful people were a great comfort to me. And as a result, there were no surprises for me.

Have you had the opportunity to speak with your surgeon about the procedure?

@sheikham1, Thank you for the kind words. When is your surgery scheduled? - I am going to copy and paste your "I'm happy for you....." message to you after you have had your surgery!

Hi rose schedule 27sep but still i am waiting to get appointment lettet for the MRI to see the growth of Hemangioma

Not yet we had some talk before with my Dr

@sheikham1, Okay, so what I understand you to be saying is that you have been referred, but not yet talked to the surgeon. Is that right? Well, take a deep breath and be assured that the surgeon will explain and answer your questions. The level of the surgeon's expertise in his area of specialty, will give you great reassurance about the surgery. Example - I love my PCP, but he will admit that a specialist knows so much more than he does.
I expect that you will be getting that letter in the near future.
Will you have to travel far for the MRI, or for the surgery?

No i have seen a Dr since 2015 i use to live in london move here to be with my husband i had the problem diagnosed in london . And i had 2 liver surgery they try to shrink the hemangioma but didn't work still is growing

@sheikham1, Of course you must now be double frightened and concerned about the outcome. Anybody would be in your situation!
While I am not familiar with your condition, except what I read in the link that Lisa and I sent to you, I am confident that the surgeon and the staff at Mayo will be looking into every possible best treatment for you. At Mayo, you might see one doctor, but he/she is part of a team of experts and they consult with each other to discover what is best for the patient. You will be treated as an individual, and your needs will be foremost in the plan, whatever it is.

When my liver condition could not be treated at my local facility due to complications, it was my own transplant team that referred me to Mayo.
I expect that the MRI will give them some more information to consider in preparation for your appointment. I hope that they can find a way to stop the growth og the hemangioma.

How do you feel? Do you have any bothersome symptoms to contend with?