Telling Us "You don't have cancer" without a biopsy?

In addition to the fact the my original MRI pictures, which were taken at Mercy Hospital and Muskegon, came up missing after having an appointment with a neurologist at Hackley named Kimball Pratt (M.D) and these originals (which I suspected would disappear, probably because of several psychic premonitions I've had in my life which have all come true), which I had my mom review with me before my appointment with Dr. Pratt but were later replaced with someone else's photos after Pratt's office decided to keep them for a week, supposedly "to review" (and because of privacy issues I will not relate the name of the patient at Hackley whose MRIs I had in my yellow envelope instead but who was obviously a male) would never be seen again, the original MRI pictures both my mom and I reviewed are definitely not the pictures that they have put in my file since this debacle. In addition to this, every physician I have seen has called the last physician whom I was seeing to get verification that I "couldn't possibly have lymphoma", even though they have all refused to perform a lymph node biopsy. Isn't this suspicious, my family has thought, especially since they all have known people who have gone through a biopsy which has been looked at by 3 or 4 different physicians before they could verify that they did or didn't have cancer. Furthermore, what kind of physicians would prefer to rely on what another physician has told them as opposed to performing an objective scientific test. I'd say physicians that do not want to be proved wrong for their subjective discriminatory viewpoints against a minority who is protected under the ADA because they have also been living with type I diabetes since age 19.

I have had people say to me, "you saw what happen to Jesus" in response to hearing my story and knowing that because I went to private Catholic schools, I knew very well what happened to Him. Thus, I am totally in Gods hands now, as I have been in the past, and probably will be until the end.