My "cancer" Biopsy

[t-bob]

I've always had a little basal cancer - I was lived in the ocean, lakes, rivers, summers. I was always outside.... Nobody had any sunscreen in the 50s and 60
I've never had the second stage.

My doctor never told me if I had the basal or squamous

If a normal or negative test result comes back, the physician can telephone the patient with the “good news,” and patients have the option of canceling the follow-up appointment. Although it is preferable to give bad news face-to-face, there may be times when giving bad news over the phone is unavoidable.

My doctor has not been very good - they could've called me about the BIOPSY TEST. They're probably going to say "oh it must be either pandemic or we can be busy". I think that is bullshit

I would like to know about this test. I'm not very happy about the the doctor - not responding - biopsy

I know I'm positive about life. I've had 12 surgeries for about six years. I'm still vertical and more. Woohoo

[Cornflake]

The uncertainty must be difficult, Bob. I hope you get an answer soon.

[t-bob]

Sept 14, 2021 13:35:32 GMT -5 Cornflake said:

The uncertainty must be difficult, Bob. I hope you get an answer soon.

Also I just got a bill ($1161) but I already have Medicare A & B. I've never had an appointment/biopsy with One Thousand.

[james]

Here's hoping for the best Bob. Health workers of many types are really having a hard time keeping on top of some things at the moment. It can be hard to be calm and patient.