The next steps

My mother did her best to design my wedding dress to hide the difference in my breast. No one could tell that I was uncomfortable. After the wedding I had another follow up with my doctor, he stated that once I have children that my breast should even out. I had just got married and of course I wasn’t thinking about having kids at this time. It took us 4 years to get pregnant with our first child, which the doctors also stated that I would probably not be able to have children, but the God I serve said different. 14 month later I gave birth to our second child. Still after being pregnant twice my breast continued to grow. I felt like I was going to live with this for the rest of my life. Five long years had gone by with no changes, so we decided to get another opinion concerning the noticeable difference and increased growth in my breast. This doctor seem to believe at first sight that there was reason for concerns. The doctor wanted to perform a biopsy of both breast to determine exactly what was going on. I wasn’t nervous to have the biopsy done, because we needed answers and I knew God was in control of whatever the test results would show. The procedure wasn’t pleasant at all I was very sore and uncomfortable for a couple of days. The doctor did confirm there were early cancer growth cells forming.