In the Waiting Room: A Meditation for Scan Anxiety
You were fine all week. Then you sat down in this chair.
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Nobody had prepared me for that kind of pain. I felt terribly alone, because no one who hadn’t been through it could truly understand.
I didn’t need more advice. I didn’t need to be told to stay positive. I just needed someone to understand how much I was hurting.
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Scan anxiety: how to survive the waiting room
Read this, if it helps
Honestly? Nothing is required of you right now — not even looking brave.
Some women scroll. Some hold their person's hand. Some just watch the door.
Whatever gets you through the next few minutes is allowed.
You’re not the only one asking
The waiting room is the first place with nothing left to do — it's a normal place for fear.
You don't have to look brave — nobody in that room does. Let your heart pound; you can lean back meanwhile.