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Anxiety all day long, can not reply on your post!!!
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Anxiety all day long, can not reply on your post!!!

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    • July 5, 2022 at 11:41 am
    ed williams
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      Could not write reply, on your post for some reason so I thought I would make new post to ask you to post your PET-ct report so we can read what specialist wrote about SUV uptake and size increase. Some members have in the past read reports and mix things up or add things into them that are not there and worry when the news is positive and they should be in celebration mode!!!
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        • July 5, 2022 at 9:42 pm
        Mark_DC
        Participant
          Dear Ed – dont know what this is about, but thanks for making the extra effort to contact this person (the post seems to have disappeared). Really excellent of you!!!! Let’s hope for good news too!

          Best wishes Mark

            • July 6, 2022 at 12:58 pm
            ed williams
            Participant
              Mark, it was about Anxietyalldaylong, who posted about results but I could not write on his post, said is was reported for some reason?
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