Did you have any sutures? If so, ten days after conology, they come out, so there is fresh blood. Otherwise, call your doctor, on Monday, in case you are having complications. If the bleeding becomes more severe or you start having severe pain, go to ER.
I personally think you need to get a new doctor. If your doctor rushed you into a LEEP/cone biopsy, you should have been given a full explanation why. It is against regulations for your doctor to not explain what you have, along with a thorough explanation of all of your treatment options. If your condition was that serious, it may be possible your doctor should have done a cold knife cone biopsy. But you should have been informed, and I'm sorry you weren't. I definitely hope you have good, clean margins from the lab.
Be sure to get copies of all your lab reports. This way, you can see what you had. Check to see where it was located, how extensive it was, if it was in the endocervical canal, and if it was in the endocervical glands. That will be your first step in educating yourself, going forward. By educating yourself, it will get you actively involved in what is best for you, and from personal experience, it is very empowering to be your own best partner for good health. In addition, make sure your new doctor gives you copies of your lab reports, every time you have an exam.
I defintely hope your feel better, soon!