And the biopsy was useless!!
Sorry, unless you're a Gershwin fan like me, that will probably have been lost on you.
Well, had a call from the hospital saying I was 'booked to have a procedure under general anaesthetic' - first I'd heard of it! But I did say at the previous appointment that if they were going 'down under' again I wanted to be knocked out, so at least the doctor listened. The hysteroscopy is on Tuesday next, pre-op on Friday, results.... no idea, but I bet it's another fortnight! I had reached the blessed state of 'result nirvana', or 'one week down, they must come this week', so I have to admit to being a bit shocked that the biopsy seems to have been insufficient, inconclusive (or any other 'in' you can think of that fits here).
Despite not having a definite diagnosis one way or the other, I treated myself to a Macmillan organiser, which came today and is just plain amazing. If you need somewhere to record everything about your situation, this is it. Thank you Macmillan for devising it, and thank you all the people who have fundraised so we can have one at no charge at all. I am humbled. I work for a bereavement charity and know how important it is to be able to offer stuff free of charge at times.
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