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LaneyMcg.
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- December 20, 2011 at 9:52 pm
Hi just a little history, I had my 1st primary just over 5years ago . 2.7mm off upper back snb clear. since then I have had 5moles removed 3 ok, 2 mel in situ. I have recently found a lump on the right side of my head just behind my ear it itches and has bled once. I went to my primary doctor who confirmed it was a mole and has referred me back to my cancer hospital. I know I’m probably running ahead with this but I’m scared because it is a New mole that has appeared out of nowhere like my original primary, unlike the others that I have had removed which were existing.Hi just a little history, I had my 1st primary just over 5years ago . 2.7mm off upper back snb clear. since then I have had 5moles removed 3 ok, 2 mel in situ. I have recently found a lump on the right side of my head just behind my ear it itches and has bled once. I went to my primary doctor who confirmed it was a mole and has referred me back to my cancer hospital. I know I’m probably running ahead with this but I’m scared because it is a New mole that has appeared out of nowhere like my original primary, unlike the others that I have had removed which were existing. I’m waiting to see the specialist at the moment. I am sorry to be so trivial when so many of you are battling so hard, my thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Love across the pond,
Laney x
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- December 21, 2011 at 1:39 am
Given your history, nothing wrong with being concerned and afraid…It is not trivial and unfortunately is an experience well shared among those that visit here.
Hang in there. Waiting sucks.
Keep us posted on how things turn out.
Cheers,
Charlie S
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- December 21, 2011 at 1:39 am
Given your history, nothing wrong with being concerned and afraid…It is not trivial and unfortunately is an experience well shared among those that visit here.
Hang in there. Waiting sucks.
Keep us posted on how things turn out.
Cheers,
Charlie S
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- December 21, 2011 at 1:39 am
Given your history, nothing wrong with being concerned and afraid…It is not trivial and unfortunately is an experience well shared among those that visit here.
Hang in there. Waiting sucks.
Keep us posted on how things turn out.
Cheers,
Charlie S
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- December 21, 2011 at 2:02 am
Laney, it is very normal to fear diseases that we don't fully understand. From what you have said, it seems that you don't have any internal mets with melanoma being confined to near the surface of the skin. Therefore, things might not be as bad as you imagine. If you have had a CT scan recently, this would give you much more information about what could be happening. When are you seeing the specialist?
You are in my prayers.
Frank from Australia
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- December 21, 2011 at 6:17 am
I’m still waiting to hear from the specialist, unfortunately in the UK things move a little slowly. I haven’t had a scan ever at the cancer hospital although I did at another hospital af couple of years ago when I had several unexplained seizures. Nothing showed up on the scans. I’m sure it’s prob nothing an I have got an overactive imagination but thank you for your prayers. This unpredictable beast scares the hell out of me.
Love across the pond
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- December 21, 2011 at 6:17 am
I’m still waiting to hear from the specialist, unfortunately in the UK things move a little slowly. I haven’t had a scan ever at the cancer hospital although I did at another hospital af couple of years ago when I had several unexplained seizures. Nothing showed up on the scans. I’m sure it’s prob nothing an I have got an overactive imagination but thank you for your prayers. This unpredictable beast scares the hell out of me.
Love across the pond
Laney x -
- December 21, 2011 at 6:17 am
I’m still waiting to hear from the specialist, unfortunately in the UK things move a little slowly. I haven’t had a scan ever at the cancer hospital although I did at another hospital af couple of years ago when I had several unexplained seizures. Nothing showed up on the scans. I’m sure it’s prob nothing an I have got an overactive imagination but thank you for your prayers. This unpredictable beast scares the hell out of me.
Love across the pond
Laney x -
- December 21, 2011 at 6:19 am
I’m still waiting to hear from the specialist, unfortunately in the UK things move a little slowly. I haven’t had a scan ever at the cancer hospital although I did at another hospital af couple of years ago when I had several unexplained seizures. Nothing showed up on the scans. I’m sure it’s prob nothing an I have got an overactive imagination but thank you for your prayers. This unpredictable beast scares the hell out of me.
Love across the pond
Laney x -
- December 21, 2011 at 6:19 am
I’m still waiting to hear from the specialist, unfortunately in the UK things move a little slowly. I haven’t had a scan ever at the cancer hospital although I did at another hospital af couple of years ago when I had several unexplained seizures. Nothing showed up on the scans. I’m sure it’s prob nothing an I have got an overactive imagination but thank you for your prayers. This unpredictable beast scares the hell out of me.
Love across the pond
Laney x -
- December 21, 2011 at 6:19 am
I’m still waiting to hear from the specialist, unfortunately in the UK things move a little slowly. I haven’t had a scan ever at the cancer hospital although I did at another hospital af couple of years ago when I had several unexplained seizures. Nothing showed up on the scans. I’m sure it’s prob nothing an I have got an overactive imagination but thank you for your prayers. This unpredictable beast scares the hell out of me.
Love across the pond
Laney x -
- December 21, 2011 at 6:20 am
I’m still waiting to hear from the specialist, unfortunately in the UK things move a little slowly. I haven’t had a scan ever at the cancer hospital although I did at another hospital af couple of years ago when I had several unexplained seizures. Nothing showed up on the scans. I’m sure it’s prob nothing an I have got an overactive imagination but thank you for your prayers. This unpredictable beast scares the hell out of me.
Love across the pond
Laney x -
- December 21, 2011 at 6:20 am
I’m still waiting to hear from the specialist, unfortunately in the UK things move a little slowly. I haven’t had a scan ever at the cancer hospital although I did at another hospital af couple of years ago when I had several unexplained seizures. Nothing showed up on the scans. I’m sure it’s prob nothing an I have got an overactive imagination but thank you for your prayers. This unpredictable beast scares the hell out of me.
Love across the pond
Laney x -
- December 21, 2011 at 6:20 am
I’m still waiting to hear from the specialist, unfortunately in the UK things move a little slowly. I haven’t had a scan ever at the cancer hospital although I did at another hospital af couple of years ago when I had several unexplained seizures. Nothing showed up on the scans. I’m sure it’s prob nothing an I have got an overactive imagination but thank you for your prayers. This unpredictable beast scares the hell out of me.
Love across the pond
Laney x -
- December 21, 2011 at 6:26 am
Thank you for your replies, I haven’t had a scan ever at the cancer hosp but I did have a head scan a couple of years ago when I had a couple of unexplained seizures. Nothing was found the scans were clear. Thank you for your prayers, this unpredictable beast scares the hell out of me.
Love across the pond
Laney x -
- December 21, 2011 at 6:26 am
Thank you for your replies, I haven’t had a scan ever at the cancer hosp but I did have a head scan a couple of years ago when I had a couple of unexplained seizures. Nothing was found the scans were clear. Thank you for your prayers, this unpredictable beast scares the hell out of me.
Love across the pond
Laney x -
- December 21, 2011 at 6:26 am
Thank you for your replies, I haven’t had a scan ever at the cancer hosp but I did have a head scan a couple of years ago when I had a couple of unexplained seizures. Nothing was found the scans were clear. Thank you for your prayers, this unpredictable beast scares the hell out of me.
Love across the pond
Laney x
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- December 21, 2011 at 2:02 am
Laney, it is very normal to fear diseases that we don't fully understand. From what you have said, it seems that you don't have any internal mets with melanoma being confined to near the surface of the skin. Therefore, things might not be as bad as you imagine. If you have had a CT scan recently, this would give you much more information about what could be happening. When are you seeing the specialist?
You are in my prayers.
Frank from Australia
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- December 21, 2011 at 2:02 am
Laney, it is very normal to fear diseases that we don't fully understand. From what you have said, it seems that you don't have any internal mets with melanoma being confined to near the surface of the skin. Therefore, things might not be as bad as you imagine. If you have had a CT scan recently, this would give you much more information about what could be happening. When are you seeing the specialist?
You are in my prayers.
Frank from Australia
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