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Old 08-17-2006, 05:51 PM
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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.
I'm for moving real close to the back of the TV and getting my power from the source.



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Old 08-17-2006, 05:53 PM
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o.k. carleton, thats not in my dictionary either- care to enlighten the masses?
Mother 'O mercy,must I always bear the burden of enlightening La Canaille ??

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Old 08-17-2006, 06:31 PM
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Seing as how my youth closely parallels yours, coupled with all the years I worked in the desert (and will be again soon) I expect I'll be following in your footsteps in the next couple years.

In my youth my "suntan lotion" was sweat and grease. In all honesty, some of that grease was probably like spf100 though. Nowadays I slather on some heavy duty sun block to my arm and back of my neck whenever I'm working in the desert or spending the entire day at a shooting match. Sure beats being toasted to a deep red for the evening and my neck doesn't itch at the end of the day. Prior to my sunblock days, at the end of the day the back of my neck was itchy all over. No bumps, lumps or humps just itched like the dickens.

Since your oddessy started with an itch, you can bet I'll be paying close attention to my often over exposed areas. Any other unusual symptoms you may have experienced and care to share? Some of us will (all of us should) learn a little something for your experience.

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Old 08-17-2006, 06:51 PM
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Since your oddessy started with an itch, you can bet I'll be paying close attention to my often over exposed areas. Any other unusual symptoms you may have experienced and care to share? Some of us will (all of us should) learn a little something for your experience....
The itchiness was pretty persistent, but not overly distracting. I never saw the spot, but Mrs B described it as unusual. I've always had freckles so "unusual" is relative. It was a slightly different color and and texture, but not remarkably so. the doc says the combination of itchiness and unusual appearnce warranted a biopsy--especially the itchiness as she knows me well enough that I rarely have any complaints about pain and such.

I saw the little blob of flesh she cut away. The color was a bit more blood-volored than my typical freckles and certainly considerably larger. I saw nothing unusual in the endodermous, but then, I can say with great releif taht I haven't much experience with deeper tissues.
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Old 08-17-2006, 06:52 PM
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Good luck with your excorcism...er, I mean existencising...uh...excremism....ummm....procedure!

Seriously... Good luck with the excision (or punch incision?)
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Old 08-17-2006, 07:46 PM
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See now, when I forget to slather the goop on my neck and cook it good that is when it will begin to itch. It will be a persistent itch, which is to the point of distracting. That will last a couple three days then start to ease. No freckles back there, no bumps or anything, just a unbelievable itch.

Some would describe me as fair due to the blue eyes and light brown hair. But, we come from Greece (2 generations ago) on my father's side. Sun just turns me a deep brown, which used to cause me a little grief in my doodlebugging days in So.LA depending on which bar I went into. Sunburn consists of one evening of mild redness, which turns brown by morning. However, nowadays I actually take steps to not get cooked.

Again, thanks for sharing with us.
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Old 08-17-2006, 09:13 PM
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Mother 'O mercy,must I always bear the burden of enlightening La Canaille ??

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I was under the impression you liked baring yourself, oh wait that was bearing, yes you must....enlighten the Mistress...can't have her runnin around stupid now can we?
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Old 08-17-2006, 09:21 PM
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I was under the impression you liked baring yourself, oh wait that was bearing, yes you must....enlighten the Mistress...can't have her runnin around stupid now can we?
I love baring myself,in fact I badly need some sense whipped into me.

I just built a new St.Andrew's cross so flog me into submission anytime.
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Old 08-17-2006, 09:25 PM
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I love baring myself,in fact I badly need some sense whipped into me.

I just built a new St.Andrew's cross so flog me into submission anytime.
First, you have to explain about the Swedenborgs...
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Old 08-17-2006, 09:58 PM
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Glad that it's treatable. I hope treatment goes well.
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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.
Thought you were talking about Charles Mose, American Cancer Society, practicing in MD.
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Old 08-18-2006, 01:55 PM
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Thought you were talking about Charles Mose, American Cancer Society, practicing in MD.
That's the guy, apparently, I'm not the only one here at work who can't spell. that's why I take photos....
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That's the guy, apparently, I'm not the only one here at work who can't spell. that's why I take photos....
hell, I couldhave it wrong--i'll ask dad.
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Old 08-23-2006, 01:19 PM
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Bot- did you have your surgery yet?
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Old 08-23-2006, 02:18 PM
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Bot- did you have your surgery yet?
Friday they zip in there with the apple corer. Doc thinks she got it all last time but wants to shave some additional flesh to make sure.

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