Hello.
I had a routine mammogram in June, a further appointment took place on 9th July where biopsies and further scans took place. I was diagnosed with invasive lobular breast cancer on August 5th. I was informed it had spread to my lymph nodes and was grade 2..
Too date i have had 3 MRI, 1 CT, 2 ultra sound 1 Pet scan and further biopsies on my other breast.. Lesions have shown up on my spine, pelvis, lungs and liver.. I am still waiting results from some of these. It is now October and i still dont have a treatment plan. I take letrozole and that is it. My breast nurses informed me that they cannot agree in my MDT meetings. My mental health is declining fast, i am only 56 and relatively healthy.. Is it normal to take this long for a plan of treatment? It is 3 months now since my original biopsies.
I feel now that maybe they cant treat me so are just prolonging the inevitable 
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Hi, I’m so sorry to read your message and that feels like a long time to wait for a plan. Are you able to ask for an appointment directly with your consultant to get clarity on the options that you have available and to better understand what they are waiting for to make a treatment decision?
I'd also suggest you call the Macmillan support line, it’s open daily from 8am to 8pm on 0800 808 0000 and they can provide you with advice and support. They can also recommend some counselling which might help your mental health.
I hope you find a clear path forward soon, best wishes.
