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jamineibs Was really nice to hear your concerns and explanations. Am actually scheduled for wedge resection surgery tomorrow with the same surgeon. The testing and biopsies and were not fun, but felt the knowledge they provided was worth the discomfort. I've been following the Multiple lung nodule postings because this is the second nodule to be removed. This all started for me in 2019. Routine blood tests resulted in an Oncology referral and was a few weeks wait for the appointment locally. I called Rochester Mayo on a Monday, and was seen by a hematologist that Friday afternoon and completed a bone marrow biopsy and blood tests the same afternoon. The following Wednesday had an early morning CT and afternoon appointment with another Hematologist and was informed of my lymphoma diagnosis. The CT also found a lung nodule which resulted in a followup and biopsy showed adenocarcinoma Also started seeing an Oncologist, which resulted in a lobectomy procedure in Oct 2019.
But through all this, I sure have been very pleased with all the staff and Doctors at Mayo.

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Wow! It sounds like it was destiny that settled you in with some very amazing medical professionals. Being in there expert care can allow us to relax a little.
Prayers for the best possible outcome tomorrow and a speedy recovery.