So I have been trying to keep this to myself since I found out, because there is no point in worrying others about something that may turn out to be nothing. In fact, I haven't told a soul this, but tonight I just really need...I don't even know.
I had gone to the hospital because I wasn't feeling well. They did a bunch of tests, gave me some meds, got me patched up, and I was out the door. They were kind and helpful and courteous and that was great. On the report from one of my tests though on my discharge papers the tech noted that they found a '3-4 mm left upper lobe nodule'
Now, naturally being who I am, when I was feeling a bit better, I looked this up. I've been really down ever since. Tonight though I can't stop crying. Now let me say that the words that follow the incidental discovery are 'doubtful significance in this young patient' and they never said anything to me while I was at the ER so I'm likely just working myself up over nothing, but for the past month really this has just been eating away at me and right now I can't deal with this alone anymore. I've got a doctor's appointment at the beginning of december, and we're going to talk about this, but right now I can't handle the not knowing for until then. I don't want to drag my family into this either because I don't want them to be heartbroken or upset about it when it very likely could be nothing. I mean look at what this is doing to me, how is it fair to do this to someone else? I just don't know what to do.