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Author  Topic    dolfan 39 Posts Posted - 09/07/2012 :  05:15:26     getting sliced and diced today, just to see how bad it will be and because the spot is near my eye. Wish me luck, I'm not looking foward to it. I would rather go to work. LOL dolfan 39 Posts Posted - 09/07/2012 :  17:41:16     now I see why this site has so many people willing to flirt with this ****. my temple is swollen and hurts, but it is not that bad to be quite honest. would I do it again? that is the question that remains to be seen. I got two weapons now, Cymilium and PS seeds, oh and C. I need to get Iodine next. waverider 76 Posts Posted - 09/07/2012 :  21:51:35     SO, when you announced to the MOHS surgeon that you were planning to get your next BCC treatment from seeds growing in a pot on the back porch, his/her response was ..... (?) dolfan 39 Posts Posted - 09/08/2012 :  09:52:39     the spot was the size of a baby aspirin, maybe smaller and I now have ten stitches. not happy about this. time to get the farm ready. dolfan 39 Posts Posted - 09/10/2012 :  17:22:19     the healing is going good, but I am not looking forward to the next time    Topic

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