MRI guided biopsies

I had an MRI guided biopsy, and to be honest, it wouldn't have been all that bad if my own anxiety hadn't got the better of me. It didn't take as long as my original MRI. The doctor who did the biopsy talked to me while he was doing it, and the biopsy part itself didn't seem to take long at all. If you are anxious about it (and you probably are,) let them know ahead of time--like tomorrow--that you are, and that you'd like something for anxiety before the biopsy. I did, and they obliged, it's just that what they gave me didn't do much lol--they kept giving me more pills and coming in to ask me if I was getting drowsy (I wasn't,) and they finally even parked me in a mostly darkened and quiet room on my own for a while to see if I'd get drowsy and/or fall asleep. I didn't. I finally just told them to go ahead and do the thing because my poor husband had been waiting waiting waiting all that time. So yeah, I sort of had a panic attack in the middle of the MRI-only part of it, but forced myself to hold still and just deal with it til it was over....which really upset the nurses when they got me out of the MRI machine and saw that I was crying and finally allowing myself to shake lol. But yeah, it was pure anxiety, and NOT due to any major pain from the biopsy or anything like that. In retrospect, it really wasn't all that bad. For context, I'd already had an MRI and an ultrasound assisted core needle biopsy on my left breast, and the MRI guided biopsy was for some suspicious spots in my right breast. The MRI guided biopsy results were negative.