[new-nickname-zanovo]

I am sorry that you had to go through that painful experience and really hope everything turns out okay.

Those of us who have had it impact our lives understand that cancer is a MFer.

Maybe this can be a lesson to the younger crowd on this forum to take the inevitable health issues seriously. Don't just do the guy thing and delay, thinking it will get better on its own. Have your annual physicals. Listen to your body.

My initial cancer was found by my dental hygienist during a routine cleaning. She thought it was a bruise, the dentist thought it was suspicious and less than 4 days later, I was on the table getting it removed. Regular checkups are a must!!!

If it had been another 6 months, it likely would have gotten to my Lymph Nodes and at that point, it usually can be terminal...