SUNSCREEN
03-07-2007, 01:23 AM
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RE: SUNSCREEN
Actually quarterly the first year, not to mention the battery of tests over the next 5 years to check for all other types of cancer! Some fun![:@]
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Just remember, yearly chest x-ray from now on. Good luck.
Just remember, yearly chest x-ray from now on. Good luck.
03-07-2007, 03:52 AM
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RE: SUNSCREEN
Hello, I am a Nurse Anesthetist....good to see fellow healthcare practioners on here!
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What do you do?? I'm a respiratory therapist....
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Take care of that graft and hope for no bad suprises in the future. Being in healthcare many are just like you and don't realize how hard the sun is on the skin which is the front line in dealing with any skin cancer. I will shoot a prayer to the man upstairs and hope your recovery is fast and with as little pain as possible. Take care J
Take care of that graft and hope for no bad suprises in the future. Being in healthcare many are just like you and don't realize how hard the sun is on the skin which is the front line in dealing with any skin cancer. I will shoot a prayer to the man upstairs and hope your recovery is fast and with as little pain as possible. Take care J
03-07-2007, 04:54 AM
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Hello, I am a Nurse Anesthetist....good to see fellow healthcare practioners on here!
Hello, I am a Nurse Anesthetist....good to see fellow healthcare practioners on here!
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What do you do?? I'm a respiratory therapist....
ORIGINAL: mygt500
Take care of that graft and hope for no bad suprises in the future. Being in healthcare many are just like you and don't realize how hard the sun is on the skin which is the front line in dealing with any skin cancer. I will shoot a prayer to the man upstairs and hope your recovery is fast and with as little pain as possible. Take care J
Take care of that graft and hope for no bad suprises in the future. Being in healthcare many are just like you and don't realize how hard the sun is on the skin which is the front line in dealing with any skin cancer. I will shoot a prayer to the man upstairs and hope your recovery is fast and with as little pain as possible. Take care J
03-08-2007, 01:26 AM
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RE: SUNSCREEN
Originally it was nothing unusual, it was about a quarter inch brown oval shape I had for over 30 years. 2 years ago it slowly started to grow, outwards, like a bump. my wife pestered me to get it checked out so a year later I did. It was still the same size and color except it had grown out about an eighth inch, a bump. My family doc said it was nothing but have it removed within a year and I should be fine. At christmas I made an appt (11 months later) It grew another eighth inch outwards in that 11 months and I scratchedit, it wouldn't stop bleeding and you know the rest. NEEDLESS TO SAY I don't trust doctors anymore
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How about a before shot?
How about a before shot?
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