32 y/o no children facing a hysterectomy

Hi. I have had PCOS since I was 17. I have mostly ignored it since finding out. Tried several times to lose weight. 5 months of restricted diet and exercise 4-5 times a week and absolutely no weight loss. Well at 32 and 30kg weight gain in 10 years I thought it was time to do something about it. Went to a gyn a few weeks ago. Went in for a D&C and mirena insertion 3 days ago. Was called straight into the office and found out I have endometrial adenocarcinoma and comple hyperplasia. I have have a bunch of blood tests and a CT scan for pelvis, chest and abdomen. I am off to a gynecological oncologists in 3 days.
Being only 32 and having no children and after lots of online research I'm thinking the only treatment will be a hysterectomy. I have just joined this site to be able to talk to someone. I don't know how or even if I want to tell friends. My immediate family know but it's all a bit scary and confronting. No real questions yet I guess. Except how do you broche the conversation? Can you NOT tell people? Thanks

Sorry to hear what you are experiencing but glad to hear you are open with your immediate family & that your doctor(s) are moving things forward swiftly to help you. Of course you can choose not to tell anyone. It may become more natural & not too uncomfortable to open yourself up to friends once you get more answers after your appointment in a few days.

This is a truly wonderful site to get support from and you should always feel comfortable asking any question regarding what you are currently experiencing.

Wishing you all the best.