Since no on answered, I'll update.
Scan was fine. My onc had the head of radiology check every scan I've ever had. He even went back to Jan. 2009 when the hospital had the old scanners and found the same 4 tiny nodules. (I thought 1) They couldn't be measured against the newest machine but were same shape, number and appeared to be the same size.
In Oct 2013 my PET / CT said NO CHANGE, referring to my first use of the new machine in April 2013. In April 2014, since they had not changed for so long, they were no longer noted. In Oct. 2014, a new rad (just out of school) noted 1 that was 2mm and said it had not changed since the previous scan. Head of radiology verified that nodule had always been there and so all four nodules have been declared benign.
1 is just under 4mm and 3 are 2mm or smaller. Onc and radiologist said these are all benign due to being there on my first ever CT scan on Jan. 5th, 2009.
I had a Chest CT (w/o) in Oct. 14 and my oncologist said 'Oh, and there's no change in the 2mm nodule. Hmmm. Well it seems it was on the CT in Apr. 14 and that radiologist didn't mention it'. He said he'd called the new guy and they looked back at my Chest CT from 2009 and it wasn't there but since I'd had 5 PET scans instead of CT scans since Feb. 2012, they couldn't compare. I could not convince my onc to ask the new guy to look back at mid 2009 - Feb. 2012 to see how long it's been there.
The good news was there had been no change in that 6 months. I go tomorrow (at my insistence) for a 3 month CT scan.
I had colon cancer in Jan. 2009 and a liver met in Feb. 2012. I'm so very scared!
The recommended follow ups for lung nodules do not include previous cancer patients for something that small.
Julie, good to see you back on your thread.
The struggle here with cancerous lung nodules goes on. Happily most of what I read here are nodules that are benign.
Wishing all a great 2015, world news doesn't make me optimistic.
Brad thanks for sharing the very good news about the CT scan! Happy New Year. Enjoy 2015.
Finally got my results. I won't go into the mess it's been to get, but so frustrating as you can imagine as it's been almost two weeks. They said it's "probably" 0.6 x 0.4 cm and "probably stable." I don't know if they always speak this language, but maybe it's to cover their butts as one can't be positive. Happy with the results. Will likely have my next scan in a year.
Best of luck to the all others. This forum is fantastic.