In July, Jennifer had her second appointment with a doctor in 1 weeks’ time because her headaches were so severe. The primary physician sent Jennifer to the hospital for a CT scan. I figured it would be in a couple of weeks due to the holiday weekend. He said within 2 hours. The nurse was drawing Jennifer’s blood, when another nurse came in and said that the hospital wants Jennifer down there as soon as possible. They were holding the radiologist there, waiting on Jennifer. We left the primary physician’s office around 11 a.m., and at noon, I was informed that Jennifer had an abnormality found on the brain. We were told to go to lunch and then report to the MRI department around 1 p.m. We reported to the MRI department and were told that Jennifer would be admitted to the hospital as soon as the MRI was done. I asked, “Would someone like to tell me what is going on?” I saw a telephone and called Jennifer’s primary physician. This was the first time that I did not have to speak to a nurse; he got right on the phone. He said, “I am so sorry, I was waiting on the results of the MRI and was going to talk to you and Jennifer. The CT scan revealed a huge mass on the left side of the brain.”