Ginny,
Of course you should be posting good news. It's important to let everyone know that it is better to have our suspicions checked than to ignore the signals and regret later.
One thing I remember from my school days is learning that because a penny has a 50/50 chance of being either heads or tails you can not expect to throw one up 100 times and have 50 heads and 50 tails. That is called the gambler's fallacy. The 50/50 chance applies each time you toss the coin. With this disease we always have a 50/50 chance of either nothing or something. The difference is that the coin is always the same, with our condition factors change. One of the best ways we can skew the toss our way is to be aware of symptoms and get everything checked out as early as possible.

A big thank you and everyone who takes part in trials.

Malka


SCC stage II Partial mandibulectomy w. neck dissection- July 2005. Renal cancer w. partial nephrectomy-Jan 2004. Breast cancer discovered in routine mammogram. Successful lumpectomy, sentinal nodes clear, RT only-2008 Reconstruction of mandible w fibula free flap-Jan 09. TORS removal of begnin pappiloma from esophagus-2010. Masectomy,rt breast 2013.
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