ITS GOOD NEWS!!!!!!!!

Must be where the new weight is from, because the cells are fat.  No abnormal cells were found in the sample.  Of course the Pathologist and Dr Tan emphasized that the lump is very small so the needle couldve missed something so we have to keep an eye on it, which you know I will

Thank you again so much everyone.  I can't tell you how much I needed all your support and felt it the last couple of days!!!  Here's the whole report:

Cytologic findings are consistent with aspiration of cytologically
unremarkable subcutaneous fat or possibly, a lipoma. It is difficult
to distinguish these two entities based on cytologic appearance alone,
since lipomas are benign connective tissue tumors composed of
histologically normal adipocytes. No inflammatory cells or features of
malignancy are evident in this sample. Alternatively, it is possible
that the sample reflects aspiration of adipose tissue overlying or
contiguous with the targeted lesion, and therefore the sample may not
be entirely representative, especially if the previous sarcoma was
removed from the same location. Repeat aspiration and/or biopsy for
histopathologic evaluation may be advisable for further
characterization, especially if the cytologic findings do not
correlate with your clinical impression or if the mass increases in
size, changes in shape or character, or impedes normal function.