My SpongeBob nightshirt, made by my mother-in-law on Saturday morning. I think it took her all of five minutes or something.
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Frank's Story of Testicular Cancer. Sometimes raw, but real. Read knowing there may be COLORFUL language and frank (and Frank) talk. He's done with treatment now (hence the HAD Cancer title—although we keep the blog address the same) and we are now in surveillance mode.
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2 comments:
Looking good! Glad to hear that all went well at IUPUI. Those staples are a real PITA, especially when they are healing and start itching. I'll be in Indy tomorrow and under the knife on Wednesday. I'm going to have to get a night shirt too, probably not SpongeBob, but maybe Darth Vader or something.
LIVESTRONG - and stay in touch
Here's what a dermatology nurse told me after my surgery. Minimize scarring by keeping scabs soft with Bacitracin ointment. Once the scabs are healed & gone, if you want to improve the appearance of your scars, try Mederma. Vitamin E, despite its reputation, is actually irritating, she said. When you're outside, don't forget to use sunscreen!
Blessings!
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