Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I have a suspicious lump. The soonest I can get a second scan and biopsy is in September.
I called another radiology company. They said they can't use the film from the first company and they are scheduling 5-8 weeks out just for a diagnostic test.
Anyone else in a similar boat? This is nuts.
Why is it nuts? You have to wait for your turn. September is only next month.
She has a suspicious lump, PP. While most are benign, as someone with BC I can assure you that her concerns are valid. “Wait your turn?” How many threads to you s**t on daily? Do better.
Have you tried Community Radiology, OP? Also, I would call your OB to see if they can get anything expedited on your behalf.
Anonymous wrote:I have a suspicious lump. The soonest I can get a second scan and biopsy is in September.
I called another radiology company. They said they can't use the film from the first company and they are scheduling 5-8 weeks out just for a diagnostic test.
Anyone else in a similar boat? This is nuts.
generally speaking, dead folk don't post on forumsAnonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:3-4 weeks is not a bad wait time honestly.
It’s not a mammo callback. She has a lump.
I also had breast cancer. Nothing happens immediately. From my suspicious screening mammogram to my first appointment with the surgeon was 11 weeks.
And I'm not seeing any posts from women who waited 11 weeks and then died from the cancer, so no problemo.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’m sorry OP. It’s maddening to wait, and no one in healthcare seems to have much of a sense of urgency.
That a strange take. Do you think healthcare workers are just sitting around picking their nose? And make appointments months down the road just to make people suffer??
I think it took me two full days to get the scheduler at Inova tl return my call so I could make an appointment for cancer surgery. It took me more than one day before that to get the diagnosing doctor’s office to send over the referral that the doctor told me she had sent over but hadn’t, and another full day to get the office to send me their list of recommended surgeons that they insisted was in my portal but was not. I would not be allowed to have that error rate at my job nor to take 2 days to return calls, and my job isn’t life and death.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’m sorry OP. It’s maddening to wait, and no one in healthcare seems to have much of a sense of urgency.
That a strange take. Do you think healthcare workers are just sitting around picking their nose? And make appointments months down the road just to make people suffer??
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’m sorry OP. It’s maddening to wait, and no one in healthcare seems to have much of a sense of urgency.
That a strange take. Do you think healthcare workers are just sitting around picking their nose? And make appointments months down the road just to make people suffer??
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:3-4 weeks is not a bad wait time honestly.
It’s not a mammo callback. She has a lump.
I also had breast cancer. Nothing happens immediately. From my suspicious screening mammogram to my first appointment with the surgeon was 11 weeks.
Anonymous wrote:I’m sorry OP. It’s maddening to wait, and no one in healthcare seems to have much of a sense of urgency.