#!@##285st Official Hard At Work Thread#@$$&$*#
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Originally Posted by RSA2K,May 5 2010, 12:23 PM
So if your significant other was at risk of having cancer you can honestly say you wouldn't be concerned? I am worried; but like I said, I am not obsessing over it. We're handling it. Your post was not necessary in my opinion.
having had 2 parents and multiple friends go through this.. the bottom line is until there is a diagnosis (which usually requires a biopsy)... a doctors visit isn't going to change much.
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Originally Posted by leadfootgirl,May 5 2010, 12:27 PM
lol.. you're posting in a forum.. not really sure what you want.. but you should know by now i'm not always going to just do the expected.
having had 2 parents and multiple friends go through this.. the bottom line is until there is a diagnosis (which usually requires a biopsy)... a doctors visit isn't going to change much.
having had 2 parents and multiple friends go through this.. the bottom line is until there is a diagnosis (which usually requires a biopsy)... a doctors visit isn't going to change much.
