I have been down this road before and I am disappointed with myself that it just doesn't seem any easier. The waiting really is from hell - whether it is your first biopsy or your 15th!! The difference this time of course is that this area is something that the surgeon identified - not anything I had noticed. That feels was kinda freaky, but perhaps that is how it is normally done!

In my search to be more accepting of how things are, I did find a website/podcasts called "A Quiet Mind". I would highly recommend it.

Donna,69, SCC L Tongue T2N1MO Stg IV 4/04 w/partial gloss;32 radtx; T2N2M0 Stg IV; R tongue-2nd partial gloss w/graft 10/07; 30 radtx/2 cispl 2/08. 3rd Oral Cancer surgery 1/22 - Stage 1. 2022 surgery eliminated swallowing and bottom left jaw. Now a “Tubie for Life”.no food envy - Thank God! Surviving isn't easy!!!! .Proudly Canadian - YES, UNIVERSAL HEALTH CARE IS WONDERFUL! (Not perfect but definitely WONDERFUL)