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Re: The Guy who posted about colon cancer
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Posted by ShepFL on June 20, 2005 at 10:22:12 from (155.14.78.39):
In Reply to: Re: The Guy who posted about colon cancer posted by buickanddeere on June 19, 2005 at 18:12:06:
My family has a history of cancer and it UGLY!!! Baby brother had 20 polyps at age 26, my Dad at 68 has 12 removed. Scared all of us so we all got checked. buickanddeer - by your own admission you have experienced the results first hand. JUST GIT 'R DONE!! When I have my check ups the doc gave me 3 options a) local anastetic (sp?) b) twilight - dreamy state c) knock out. I chose option C as I told doc I did not even want to know he had been there. Not bad and it is CHEAP INSURANCE compared to the alternative. On another note I have a buddy of mine that had prostate cancer. They thought they got it all and he was in remission for 3 yrs. It is now back with VENGENCE. I am going to see him this coming wx - he now has it on his lungs, liver and intestines. Not a good situation at ALL. He and his family are on our prayer list.
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