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Thank You Peeps!

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    • July 12, 2019 at 5:07 pm
    MelanomaMike
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    Thank you to all who have my best interest “as usual ” you all rock! MarkDC, mark r, Paul, RichInLife, Edwin, my Socal Sister Julie!!, Jackie and Bubbles!!…
    MarkDC asked about my met count, i have 2 mets in left lung, 2mm upper and 12mm lower, right lung has only moderate pleural effusion..
    Sigmoid (intestine) met confirmed Melanoma about 1 to 2 inch in size (dr. wasn’t sure of size but thats what he said, 1 to 2 inch.) and its 18cm in from my rectum…
    1 possible met on my anterior wall of stomach (biopsy was not done, thats the one i was gunna have removed yesterday! Chances are its melanoma, its like a golfball now)
    Biopsy is still being reviewed to my right butt cheek that i had done last Tuesday…..
    And Jackie, thanx for the offer in your nape of the woods! Really nice of you!!
    So, basicly only 3 confirmed mets others are very well possible knowing my track record…
    Anyways, you all are the best, lets what happens with the Oncos at either Sunset or Riverside Kaiser AGAIN! (Broken record )….
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