Hi BeyondtheRainbow. I think it's important that you and your doctors are taking an abundance of care in assuring you're OK. However, I think you're also right about many tests showing suspicious stuff that's of no major concern. I remember when my local radiology office first got a 3-D mammogram machine it seemed that most women had suspicious stuff, including me. There were four of us in the changing rooms, and time and again I overheard the techs saying each of us needed an ultrasound follow-up. I tried to give them the benefit of the doubt that they were just unsure and cautious. The pessimist in me thought it was an excuse for them to just get more money to help pay for the 3-D bugger.