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In reply to the discussion: Aaaah SHIT! I just got my biopsy results. It's melanoma. [View all]southernyankeebelle
(11,304 posts)23. You sound like a fighter and you seem to have humor. Those are the most important
qualities a person should have when getting bad news. My father-in-law was that way. Always playing jokes on us and sending us off to do his chores like buying cloths and bringing them home only to hear him get mad because we got something he didn't like. While we are gone he would get one of his fishing rubber little pets and tie a string around it and when we would get back and start opening the screen door he pulls on the string and the little pet starts to move and we start screaming and jumping. He loved it and we were relieved it was fake. My mother kept him going for a very long long time. God rest his soul. He died of old age.
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Kicking so more will see--hope everything goes well and this is behind you soon. nt
MADem
Feb 2013
#13
Sorry about that--hopefully they'll hack it out of you for good, and that will be that.
TwilightGardener
Feb 2013
#16
I second this. This is what my mom's oncologist told us when Mom had breast cancer.
pacalo
Feb 2013
#113
You sound like a fighter and you seem to have humor. Those are the most important
southernyankeebelle
Feb 2013
#23
That's the attitude...! 'Sorry you have to go through this, but kick that cancer "Candy Ass"
hlthe2b
Feb 2013
#24
Got a diagnosis 30 years ago...carcanoma insitu...the best diagnosis for cancer you can have..
angstlessk
Feb 2013
#33
So sorry. I've had the scare with my kidney. Had a benign cyst. For those of us who need to keep
Lint Head
Feb 2013
#44
I spent a lot of time in the sun when I was younger, so I have regular yearly skin checks.
11 Bravo
Feb 2013
#137
My Mrs had a mole removed 30 years ago and the tactless Intern Doc came in and....
yourout
Feb 2013
#64
Wishes to you for a completely successful triumph over C & a long healthy life with your family. nt
Bernardo de La Paz
Feb 2013
#75
If I wasn't tough as nails, I'd probably be in tears by now. Thanks to all. Now, my wife and I ...
11 Bravo
Feb 2013
#82
Even if it HAS spread, all is not lost. There have been some very real improvements
kestrel91316
Feb 2013
#96
Wishing you every success and joy your heart can hold. You can beat this. We're with you.
ancianita
Feb 2013
#106
You'll have a bigger gouge than you think but hey, you probably lost more in the war.
tavalon
Feb 2013
#122
Wishing you the best, with that attitude, cancer better watch the @$@# out!
usregimechange
Feb 2013
#156
Stretch those ass-kickin' muscles, 11B... and ask for any help or support you need.
TygrBright
Feb 2013
#158