u/Bubbly_Avocado314

My mom, beginning of her 50s, went in for a routine colonoscopy as recommended and came back with a cancer diagnosis. Pathology showed G2 differentiation and a 40mm tumor. That seems so big to me. I’m trying to research but it’s hard to keep information clear. She doesn’t have anything else wrong at all. She eats extremely healthy and is active, doesnt drink or smoke. Any advice on how to navigate things and knowing how seriously to take things? I know we won’t know anything until after the scans, but I’m incredibly nervous and have the constant feeling I’m going to lose her. Shes my best friend.