Cut it out! For MelanomaMike (and the rest of you)

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      • July 6, 2019 at 2:54 am
      BrianP
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        I saw that title and my first thought was, “Oh man what did Mike do!” Thought he was getting scolded.:).

        Good luck Mike. Fingers and toes crossed also.

          • July 6, 2019 at 2:41 pm
          Bubbles
          Participant
            Guess I’d better take more care that my titles don’t sound like a bossy flossy mother hen!! HA!! c
            • July 7, 2019 at 10:12 pm
            MelanomaMike
            Participant
              Bubbles! You give great Titles! Besides, you kinda are our Mama Hen of our shared disease!, God only knows you help make sense of all this…
            • July 7, 2019 at 9:55 pm
            MelanomaMike
            Participant
              Hay Sis! Haha! Thanks for thinkin of me, im ready for Thursday, this Mel Monster needs butchering! And thanks for the link, surgerys that “can” be done SHOULD be done! Thanks Bubbles, oh! Plus i have a CT Guided biopsy to my right butt cheek Tuesday, i HOPE TO GOD that comes back nuthin, dont feel like a butt surgery haha…
                • July 8, 2019 at 12:20 am
                Bubbles
                Participant
                  Hey Mike! You made me laugh, even though I know that what you are going through is not at all funny!! Can’t say I’d be wanting any butt surgery either!! Make sure they check the proper cheek!!! Hang tough and keep us posted!! celeste
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