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Dee8go 08-17-2006 03:59 PM

Isn't that nice?
 
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Originally Posted by Botnst (Post 1249127)
Turns out that it was a basal cell carcinoma. The internet tells me that this is the cancer that everybody wishes they had.

The doc is sharpening-up her ice scream scoop to cut a larger divot next week.

B

Doctors have a strange sense of humor, don't they. I don't recall anybody ever telling ME they wished they had ANY kind of cancer. I'm glad to hear it's not the worse kind. Any kind of cancer certainly is sobering when your doctor is telling you that YOU have it.

Carleton Hughes 08-17-2006 04:05 PM

Well, God bless you for a speedy and no-frills excision.

Isn't that the way with Docs,my wife's CLL is the "best" kind and my aneurism also merits the "best" title.

I cannot resist pushing the analogy further,is there a "best"amputation? or a "best" kind of stroke?

Or a "best"kind of brain tumor,prolactinoma perhaps?

Mistress 08-17-2006 04:10 PM

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Originally Posted by Carleton Hughes (Post 1249209)
Well, God bless you for a speedy and no-frills excision.

Isn't that the way with Docs,my wife's CLL is the "best" kind and my aneurism also merits the "best" title.

I cannot resist pushing the analogy further,is there a "best"amputation? or a "best" kind of stroke?

Or a "best"kind of brain tumor,prolactinoma perhaps?

The "best" is the least problematic i suppose, medicine is about hope to a certain degree and to lessen the diagnosis, while lining it with "hope" will give you "the best"....my humble 2 dramacs worth.

John Doe 08-17-2006 04:17 PM

Glad it looks like you're ok, Bot. Even on Dad's first one, he got referred out to a Derm. surgeon. If you have other areas of concern, you may want to consider this--after Dad went to have the first one removed, the Derm. sent three more the GP had not worried about off that were malignant as well.

Botnst 08-17-2006 04:26 PM

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Originally Posted by John Doe (Post 1249227)
Glad it looks like you're ok, Bot. Even on Dad's first one, he got referred out to a Derm. surgeon. If you have other areas of concern, you may want to consider this--after Dad went to have the first one removed, the Derm. sent three more the GP had not worried about off that were malignant as well.

It's a hazard of my lifestyle, unappreciated when I was young. I'm just glad Mrs B still gets her jollies with soft caresses. She's very techically inclined and described it in scientific terms, "Whatsis****? You got a funky thingy on your back." That worked for me.

B

PS Being fair complected yourself and also enjoying sailing and golfing, you're a great candidate when you reach ol' faht status.

John Doe 08-17-2006 04:30 PM

Sid, was it you that mentioned the "Mose" method earlier? Do you know him (I know he used to practice in MD). This is the technique my dad's doc (who was trained by dr. mose) uses. Prolific author on cancer apparently.

John Doe 08-17-2006 04:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Botnst (Post 1249241)
PS Being fair complected yourself and also enjoying sailing and golfing, you're a great candidate when you reach ol' faht status.

Oh I know I am going down--dad's on #15 (72, grew up on a farm and plays golf 3X/week w/no sunscreen). BUT, because of my occasional bouts with excyma, I regularly see a very good dermatologist and he checks every time.

Mistress 08-17-2006 04:37 PM

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Originally Posted by John Doe (Post 1249245)
Sid, was it you that mentioned the "Mose" method earlier? Do you know him (I know he used to practice in MD). This is the technique my dad's doc (who was trained by dr. mose) uses. Prolific author on cancer apparently.

Yep, I spelled it wrong though, it's Mosh. One of the surgeons I work with is one of the top for head and neck melanoma we do alot of work with the derm department here at G-town sewing up after Mosh surgery- you want a plastic surgeon closing after that so you get the best result.

Botnst 08-17-2006 04:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Siduri19 (Post 1249252)
Yep, I spelled it wrong though, it's Mosh. One of the surgeons I work with is one of the top for head and neck melanoma we do alot of work with the derm department here at G-town sewing up after Mosh surgery- you want a plastic surgeon closing after that so you get the best result.

OMG. I have Mosh Pits.

B

Mistress 08-17-2006 04:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Botnst (Post 1249255)
OMG. I have Mosh Pits.

B

Please don't take this the wrong way, but you have enough fat on your back so you won't even have a dent....and who says men aren't vain????

A264172 08-17-2006 04:41 PM

Mortality sucks... glad to here your better off than bad.

Mistress 08-17-2006 04:51 PM

Now might be as good a time as any to test that Kirkegarde(sp) Leap of Faith theory?????

Carleton Hughes 08-17-2006 05:28 PM

While we're debating mortality anyone wanna give Swedenborg a whirl?

Mistress 08-17-2006 05:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Carleton Hughes (Post 1249310)
While we're debating mortality anyone wanna give Swedenborg a whirl?

o.k. carleton, thats not in my dictionary either- care to enlighten the masses?

kerry 08-17-2006 05:47 PM

Sorry to hear about the (relatively) bad news. Hope the excision works.
I had a canoeing friend who was a fanatic about covering his skin completely from the sun. Unfortunately, kidney cancer got him.

I'm for sticking with reason as much as you can, but if you want to go the faith route, tune in to a cable religion channel and I'm sure you can find a Benny Hinn crusade locally.


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