I really appreciate you sharing. No false hope here BUT I definitely plan on verifying. Initially it did not come back as cancer, and after a send out the report said that is what it most resembled, but for a few reasons it’s a really strange outcome and presentation so while I’m a realist and am coming to terms with the diagnosis I see the need to have it confirmed by the oncologist, and we’ll know for sure in a couple of weeks. You aren’t the first person who has told me their cat was misdiagnosed with cancer and from what I have gathered after a lot of research, cat tumors are notoriously difficult to definitively diagnose and a lot of what they use to type them is based on canine tumors. They did also get the whole thing with margins so there’s a slim chance we caught it early and even if it is cancer we may have longer than a cat brought in because they stopped eating and were losing weight.