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      • June 30, 2014 at 10:37 pm
      gobnait
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        Hi there would you mind me asking where your husband had his mole i aslo was diagnosied with 1.3mm breslow depth ..clarks level 5 nodular melanoma in my leg lymph nodes clear this was january this year ..was your husbands in his leg ?? how is he doing i know its a worring time for you all….

        • June 30, 2014 at 10:37 pm
        gobnait
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          Hi there would you mind me asking where your husband had his mole i aslo was diagnosied with 1.3mm breslow depth ..clarks level 5 nodular melanoma in my leg lymph nodes clear this was january this year ..was your husbands in his leg ?? how is he doing i know its a worring time for you all….

          • June 30, 2014 at 10:37 pm
          gobnait
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            Hi there would you mind me asking where your husband had his mole i aslo was diagnosied with 1.3mm breslow depth ..clarks level 5 nodular melanoma in my leg lymph nodes clear this was january this year ..was your husbands in his leg ?? how is he doing i know its a worring time for you all….

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