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this CAN be beat with today's medicine, hope your trip isn't too tough, keep a smile on your face knowing this didn't happen 25 years ago.
... yesterday afternoon -- already home from the 8am surgery! I guess they saw it on an ultrasound and normally such types of tumors are just "kept an eye on" because they are usually benign cysts. They told her they were surprised at how aggressive the little thing seemed, so good thing she got it while small. She sounded in really good spirits especially considering she just had surgery and found out only a few days ago. I'm just realizing with all the dental work I've had done in the past couple of years, I've neglected to go for my annual "woman stuff" visit, and really am due for a mammo with the history of breast cancer in my family.
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Laura Ingraham is a class act. She is a tireless proponent of all that makes America a great country. I hope everyone takes a moment to send her a 'get well' message. I set up a web page where you can send your comments directly. Please check out:
www.thepublicview.com/laura/lauracancer.asp
I'm sure Laura will appreciate it very much.
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