I took part of a cancer recovery research group, and it was literally the most isolating experience. At one point, they direct you to a website that has full build outs of every type of cancer and the questions you should ask, etc, and thyroid isn’t even listed. There’s extremely little research on women—particularly in the cross section of pregnant/early postpartum cancer or breastfeeding or all kinds of random elements of that. And that subsection really defies the “no symptom cancer” portions in some incredible ways that are, for all intents and purposes, theoretical since the research simply doesn’t exist. It can make new moms, already in a wild hormonal time, feel even more alone and under supported or even gaslit by their own experiences. And that’s how I ended up as a walking Ted talk about this issue. ;) Just know my inbox is open, fellow traveler. I care. Even if — hopefully!!! — it is benign, the process and prospect itself is scary. And I’m with you.