New diagnosis, no children

I am so sorry to hear this, I am 61 and was diagnosed 2 weeks ago, so it's not the same for me, although I desperately want to survive this obviously. My heart goes out to you and I think you will get a lot of support on here, I have found it very helpful. Keep talking to people I think there are a lot of support groups although I think this one is best, your specialist nurse should be a good contact to help you, best wishes to you x 

Firstly, take a breath and stand back from it all for a while. It can be overwhelming. You need to find some peace and strength and the best way to do this is to take each day at a time and each step at a time.

Try not to overthink it right now while you await the full results and remember there are people who can support you in this. On this site, your medical team, your GP and hopefully family and friends. IF your cancer is diagnosed as being stage 1, grade 1, then it's still possible for you to try for children, by way of hormonal treatment. Other women have done this with success. However, even if it's not, this cancer is very treatable and there will be support on this journey, you just have to access it. I am a lot older than you, had early stage and grade EC and have had hormonal treatment, with success - insomuch there is no sign of cancer right now. It still needs to be monitored though and there is no easy path as such.

Reach out to others who are there to help you. There are so many wonderful people on this site who are experienced and helpful. You say that you are scared that the only or best treatment might be hysterectomy and generally speaking that's right for most women. However, we are all individuals and there are other treatments for those who do not want that or for whom surgery is not possible for whatever reason. Talk over your fears of hysterectomy with those who have gone through this, as many have had very good outcomes. It's natual to be scared but talking it over will help pave the way forward.