Folks: My doc just called (not many docs these days call themselves, but have a nurse do it, so that impressed me too) and said the main “cancer” he removed WAS in fact basal cell carcinoma. Good news is that it’s the most common and most treatable. And he thinks he got it all, but said to just keep an eye on it and come see him in 6 weeks after the site had time to completely heal, and he’s look at it to make sure nothing was growing back, which would indicate that he did not get it all. It’s a relief to me, as I was sure it was cancerous, but was hoping it was NOT melanoma, which is was NOT, Thank God. Thanks to all for the thoughts and prayers. The second thing he removed was just a benign mole that happened to resemble a cancer ie turned darker recently, was asymmetrical etc. So, I’m glad for that too. Oh, and that nerve he happened to hit and became inflamed and hurt from my neck, shoulder and to my left elbow has healed as well, so it don’t feel like I have a painful crick in my neck all the time as well. That was just one of those things and the fist lydocaine needle shot just happened to hit a pretty big nerve and inflamed it. Chuck
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