Wednesday, December 14, 2022

Second opinion

dana farber
Lahey clinic was just the luck of the draw -- the only place that would take me off the street for my first mammogram within several days of the phone call. 

Once I finally got my diagnosis via biopsy, and while still going through the motions with Lahey, I reached out to Dana Farber Cancer Center to schedule an appointment for a second opinion.

I want to cover all my bases and compare all the options, especially considering that Dana Farber is one of the leading cancer centers and located in Boston.

I wonder, if they read the test the same way and would offer the same treatment plan as Lahey....

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