Today I have a long overdue visit with my dermatologist.
I'll come home with incisions, stitches and scabs, I'm sure and the fun of waiting to hear from more biopsies.
Wear your sun screen!
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3 comments:
I am so glad I had chance to read your post before my 15 minutes of 40days this am. I hope you don't mind I included you on my list this morning. And true to your form........I ran over about 10 minutes.
Prayers for a "easy" visit
My mom died of malignment melaonoma when she was 41,needless to say I have had many things sliced and diced.So far no cancer just a couple times pre-cancer cells were removed.I hope all is good for you.You need to be around to see your granddaughter grow up!
I work for a dermatologist and I have to say I have never heard that tag before! And yep, that's what we do! Scrape the ol barnacles too! :)
julia
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