I went to the lab and got my bloodwork for TSH levels on the 22nd of October and I got a call from Dr. Uys today about them. He said they finally got that result back from Calgary and there is nothing concerning, so I had a benign nodule with no signs of cancer and my TSH is in the normal range. All I will need, he said, is a repeat of bloodwork in 6 months and that can be taken care of by my GP. I am blessed.
The results of the ultrasound came back. I saw them on Alberta Health's website before I went to the doctor, but the story is the same... They recommend a biopsy because it was a "concerning nodule in the RIGHT lobe classified as a TR4 and fine needle aspiration biopsy is recommended. The lump the patient is feeling is the nodule in the RIGHT lobe of the thyroid gland." I googled what a 'fine aspiration needle' is and it goes into your neck and takes cells. It is a day surgery procedure and it terrifies the hell out of me.
This month, I would like to testify that I am grateful to God that he trusts me enough to give me the trials that he has given me along with everything else I have been given. I would also like to share a very personal experience along with my testimony. On Halloween evening, I had the elders from my ward (an Elder Manning and an Elder Fitzner) and a member from my ward named Brother Young come to my house and give me some spiritual food. That spiritual food included a discussion about how God often times things right when they need to happen and when we put trust in God, He puts trust in us. I was told that being given trust from God is a lot of responsibility and that He doesn't trust everyone with responsibilities because many squander what God gives them and so He doesn't want to give them more. God only gives responsibilities/experiences, etc to those who prove in humility that they can be trusted with them. I asked if that trust from God can include the trials we get and ...
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