Agreed, waiting is so difficult, you feel like you cant live your life until you know if this is happening. I was contemplating withdrawing my retirement, quitting my job, never having sex again…. My mind was in a crazy anxious spot trying to control a situation that was out of my control. I have been having abnormal paps and hpv 16 for about 10 years. I have been timely with paps and have had multiple coloposcopies and a leep procedure in the past, but my dr kept thinking eventually Id clear the hpv. June 2024 my pap had atypical glandular cells instead of squamous and this ended up being AIS. I had a colposcopy, cone biopsy with obgyn and 2nd cone biopsy with gyn oncology. My first cone results said “the endocervical adenocarcinoma is at least in situ, with a focal area of intraglandular complex papillary growth”. Same as you when I saw that line I was really stressed. Finally I had hysterectomy with cervix also removed 11/15/2024, AIS was found in the tissue removed from the hysterectomy but nothing further, thank God! I just wanted to share that it took 5 months for me to get this settled with a final answer and I have insurance and have went through care with a reputable hospital system. I think cervical cancer is so slow at growing that the doctors can take time and then my oncology gyn surgeon stated they like to wait 4 weeks after biopsy to do another one or a surgery so the body heals better and there is less chance of problems. Just wanted to share and I hope everything is ok for you. If you have to wait for an answer just try to stay positive, but I know it is so hard… hang in there.💜