wire placement and wait time before surgery

On January 16th I had a wire guided lumpectomy and I'm still very upset. So upset I have refused to see the surgeon again, or any specialist what so ever. I no longer trust any of my doctors. I was scheduled for the wire at 7:30 am, and was told nothing to eat or drink 8 hours before. I felt every single bit of it, and it hurt like hell. It felt like someone sticking a hot poker into my breast and the stinging lasted for hours. Then they come up with consent forms for the injections my surgeon failed to mention. I understand this is normally painful, but I felt little to nothing of that, but in the beginning I refused to sign the consent, due to worries about the pain. I felt lied to and manipulated, since they kept telling me if I didn't sign, they'd have to cancel, but I would still be charged for it, regardless. Now I find out the could have done this while I was out? I had been told they could use a different local, since my breast reacted badly to the first one, when they did the core biopsy, but no one had actually marked me down to use something different. And again, there is even a surgical note that I had some type of reaction in the breast from the local used for the core biopsy. I was cold, and yes, it hurt. I was then left in a "recovery" area for 6 SIX!!! hours before they finally removed the lump. At this point it had been 10 hours since I had even had a sip of water, but was told I could have nothing until after the 1:30 surgery. By the time they were done it had been from 7am until 6pm. I was freezing, shivering was even noted in the surgical report. Has anyone else been forced to lay still for 6 (SIX!!!) hours waiting for the actual procedure? I have scoliosis and laying on my back is a painful, yet I was forced to do this until the surgery. I was under the impression that it would be no more than an hour between placing the wire and removing lump, but that's not at all what happened. This is how it was scheduled, so it wasn't an emergency that caused the long wait in between. I'm seriously considering contacting a lawyer. I felt that I had been put into the most extreme condition she could place me in, and had ignored my warning of not adding procedures on the day of the surgery, but had obviously done it anyway. My breast has caved in and is extremely disfigured. Has anyone else had to wait that long? I just finally got the pathology report yesterday, 2 and a half MONTHS after they were done. I see my PCP today, and I'm not sure I even want to see him. I'm so upset at how I was treated and how much I was deceived. What's the normal time they cut fluids for this surgery, and what's the normal wait time between the wire placement and the lump removal? How much more can I expect to lose of my breast since it is still caving in? And please don't tell me t consult my "cancer team", I don't have one. I do , however, have a visible lump on my toe, a lump in my throat and lumps all over my gums. I keep being told I have to see a different specialist for each problem, but I can't afford the co-pay for the office visit, and each one wants their own CT scans which are 200 a pop. I can't do them either? I feel stuck, knowing cancer is eating me up, but I can't afford to do anything of it. Again, my main question is, what's the normal wait time between placing the wire and them doing the lump removal?