The girls (find them about a third of the way up from the bottom middle - lower, I might add than they used to be) are OK. They are fine and dandy and taking a nice x-ray.Or as the Breast Screening Clinic writes, "Dear Ms. JONES (are they shouting or using a form here?)Thank you for participating in the Mammography Screening Program. (I had a choice? My doctor didn't indicate that it was optional.) I am pleased to inform you that the radiologist who read your mammogram (forget the scandal over Atlantic Province radiologists who gave wrong results for thousands of women recently) did not detect any evidence of breast cancer at this time."
Good news. I'm not (at this time) dying of that. Pap test in July. They don't have to squash anything but my dignity for that.
Life is good (at this time.)
4 comments:
Lovely form letter, almost as caring and personal as the examine itself.
oh yay! good news! but don't let mammograms substitute for self exams...much less uncomfortable and often a way to find tumors before the mammogram catches it...
this public service message was brought to you by a 5 year C survivor, so you know how happy I am for you!
Hurrah ( waves flags).
You are looking well too:)
Um, well, OK, good news. (but they still look good to me)
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