|  well, It has been a while since I was on the forum, hello to old friends. I am doing pretty good. I still do triathlons but have certainly slowed down, could be age!!! And I never gained back my weight, still a bit tough to eat but I anm stuck in the Mid 150's from 185. Just recently I was told I need a tooth removed. I know this can be complex. I had a wide field of radiation due to the unknown origin of the tumor, so eveytthing below my nose gor it. The tooth is an upper in the front. I have taken very good care of my teeth , trays, 3x year cleaning and serious daily care.
 
 So how tough is it to get a tooth removed??? Will /should I need the hyperbolic chambers?? and advise tryly appreciated. I also live in Southern Orange County CA so if there are any any recommended oral surgeon please advise. All my treatment was done at Mission
 
 Thanks
 
 Steve
   70 male,   athlete...again
 SSC of undetermined orgin , early july 09
 40 tx radiation, 8 chemo cisplatin and ebuterx
 finished TX in mid Sept 09
 Clear at the 6 year mark!
 Back to swimming, biking and running! just a tad slower
 never regained my weight, even when I eat lots and lots, just a skinny guy now
 
 Just way glad to be seeing the green side up!
 
 
 
 
 
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