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    • August 10, 2010 at 4:48 pm
    Sharon in Reno
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      My doctors didnt hesitate to do Cyberknife to mop up after surgery. I think it does matter where the tumors are. If they think he is a canidate I would go for it. My doctor said the radiation stops melanoma from growing from it's orginal site but wont stop it from traveling elsewhere. Sending prayers for us all. love, Sharon in Reno Stage IV

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