Hoping for a positive outcome Mick. 
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it’s benign or nothing to worry about.
My mum got the all clear for breast cancer in 2020 and the NHS were absolute legends.
Also on that pedestal should be Macmillan, oncologists are very clever but talk a foreign language, Macmillan can explain it in terms mere mortals will understand.
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Yup, I work with them every day and this is so true. I’ve produced loads of materials for them and nurse specialists to use with patients and families which translates the typical onc’ scientific babble into things that are simpler to understand - its not easy.
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Wishing Lynn all the very best
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Thank you. She is in recovery now just waiting to see her.
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Best of luck!
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Hope she’s all clear Mick, fingers crossed for you both.
On a rather more trivial note, after 37 years of dodging, I’m going to be getting my first filling on Monday. Which is nice.
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I’m convinced that the dentists of the 60s/70s were on a pay per filling scam.
Had loads as it seems many others did*
*I did eat a massive amount of sweets
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Atb
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Good luck
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Best wishes to Lynn
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fingers crossed
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Keeping my fingers crossed for you both.
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Good luck.
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Anxious times. Hope it’s good news in 10 days.
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Fingers crossed Mick
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They certainly are now. Medium filling £150, large £250 at my dentist.as I’m finding out to my considerable cost at the moment.
£54 for 2 fillings including X rays etc.
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That’s very good. I had one today which took him 10 minutes, Kerrr-ching £150 Sir and another £400 worth to come in November. 