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Dear May-Marie
I am sure this is a very anxious time for you. Unfortunately it can take up to 3 weeks to get the results of your mammogram by post- your GP will also get a copy. This is because 2 radiologist routinely read each mammogram.
We wish you the very best and you are always welcome to phone our Nurseline at 1800 200 700.
Kind regards
Cancer Nurse