Donna I am sorry to hear of her problems.
Many times we are so lucky that it is not cancer but a treatable growth. I had one, fybroid that caused me so many problems.
One was the Hysterectomy and another was ablation. They clean out the matter and look at the fybroid, biopsy the material and sections of the wall for any diagx. This was when my ddad was so ill and living with me. I postphoned the hysterectomy for the ablation and was glad I did the last 10 years.

It did not stop a lot of my symptoms, but the depo provera shots did. I took them until I was almost 52 and never had an issue and lots of improvement. I went through the change naturally at 53.
I still have everything inside,
at the time the gyn stated if getting the hysterectomy, I should get all out so that no chance of ovarian cancer either. But I really did not want to go through that at 46.

Saying healing prayers.
di