I feel for you!

I have my own ordeal booked for the end of this month, but it won't be anywhere as bad as the time I was in the squasher for several hours while they tried unsucessfully to biopsy a breast lump that they'd found.

The lump was way back towards the chest wall, hence the trouble they had getting to it. I ended up having to go to hospital to have it removed. The lump was benign, but being where it was in the breast, had it been malignant I probably would not have felt it until it was a well advanced cancer.

With that in mind, I feel it's worth the discomfort to know there are no more lumps hiding in there.