Ian.
I won't say welcome as it's not somewhere you want to be.
But we have all found ourselves in a tail spin at the early stages of our journey into cancerland.
The waiting is so difficult, especially when there is very little support or information from the NHS in these early days.
Its unusual to have a psa of 1 trigger an MRI and biopsy but you've had them now and the results will be along in their own sweet time. There's nothing you can do to speed them up or change what will be written.
Its easy to say dont worry, but I know my mind ran away with all the possible ramifications of ne having PCa before I got my own results.
My psa was 4.8 and I had two pirads 4 lesions on MRI. The radiologist told me I had cancer, the biopsy would just confirm what type. Queue five weeks of Kubler Ross hell thinking through the possible future fir me and my wife.
No results arrived and I had to call the hospital several times before I got an answer. A snotty and rude secretary told me I'd been discharged and that I shouldn't be wasting their time calling, they had genuinely sick patients to deal with.
Well done NHS! They set my world on fire and then gave me a glass of water to help put it out.
This seems to be a regular thing with PCa diagnosis, poor communication and a severe lack of empathy or insight.
I hope you get the same good news that I did, hopefully in a better way.
Just keep busy, stay positive and only worry when there is something worry about. Wasting energy now won't help if you do need it later on.
Take care , Mick