As soon as I heard the results of my biopsy I was told to call my primary care provider (PCP). I called on Friday afternoon and got an appointment on Monday morning. The speed at which I got the appointment shocked me, is this really serious?
Before my appointment with Dr. Keller I had a dental cleaning that I had scheduled 6 months before. It was the first time I had to tell someone I had cancer. It didn’t feel real, how could this be. I eat so well, I’m not overweight. I could workout more, but I’m not totally sedentary and I hit 10,000 steps most days.
As I was driving home from the dentist the Imaging Center called to check if I had scheduled my MRI. I didn’t know I needed an MRI. I pulled over to the side of the road to take the call. Apparently an MRI is scheduled after a positive biopsy result. My MRI was scheduled for Tuesday June 2; tomorrow! I remember thinking “shit just got real” and this must be what people talk about when they are diagnosed and go through a rollercoaster of appointments.

