The Importance of a Second Opinion a Cancer Misdiagnosis Experience

[MUSIC PLAYING] And I was told I had a fibroid tumor, and even after my pregnancy, I was still told I had a fibroid tumor. But when he did the laparoscopy, he got the specimen back and he told me that I had cancer. I could tell that he didn't really know a lot about it, and it was night and day between him and Dr. Levine who was the specialist in mesothelioma. Dr. Levine made me feel more confident and he gave me options. He reassured me, he told me it was going to be OK. Getting a second opinion or even a third if you have to is very important because if I didn't, who knows where I would be now. [MUSIC PLAYING]