Posted by pat sublett on February 16, 2009 at 06:09:57 from (71.158.161.29):
You said:Re: Anyone ever had stomach surgery ? in reply to pat sublett, 02-15-2009 14:54:30
HI Pat ====> No body punched holes in me, that's odd, never heard of that, It's Good they got all the cancer, if it gets out of the prostate, it goes to the limp nodes, then it's hell to pay, prostate is bad, what do you think causes prostate cancer, could be just the genes, I think it was the PCB's and the radiation I have in my system, I worked in a Nuclear Weapons plant, but they deny that I got it from that, seems it's just a government cover up...
Sorry about Off Topic. It is related however. I celebrated successful surgery by buying a new John Deere. To answer your question about all of the holes. I had De Vinta robotic surgery. It is relatively new. The surgeon cut a 3 inch slit above my belly button and punched 6 holes at various locations around my abdomen where he inserted laser cameras. He was in another room at a computer screen. I am not sure what causes prostate cancer. My Urologist says if a man lives long enough he will have it. I am 73 so I guess that qualifies me. The good Lord pronounced death on man because of sin. I guess prostate cancer is just one of the means. The solution for prostate cancer is an annual PSA test. Every man should have it. It is a simple blood test. It's almost 100% curable with early detection
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