Re: Pathology Reports and Visual Observations

[Guest guest]

Hi,

I was diagnosed with sebaceous cell carcinoma of the eyelid. I joined the colon

cancer group because this cancer tends to land in the colon at times.

I had the lesion removed by the surgeon and then an occular specialist did the

reconstructive surgery. They sent the specimen out and the result - it is not

sebaceous cell carcinoma. This directly contradicts what the physicians say.

Who does one believe.

Thank you - Bonnie

[Guest guest]

You need to talk this over with your doctor and see what he saids. I

would tend to believe the patholigy report. But I would discuss it

with the doctor. Best to YOU and hope it is not cancer. Ingrid

> Hi,

>

> I was diagnosed with sebaceous cell carcinoma of the eyelid. I

joined the colon cancer group because this cancer tends to land in

the colon at times.

>

> I had the lesion removed by the surgeon and then an occular

specialist did the reconstructive surgery. They sent the specimen

out and the result - it is not sebaceous cell carcinoma. This

directly contradicts what the physicians say.

>

> Who does one believe.

>

> Thank you - Bonnie

>

>

[Guest guest]

You need to talk this over with your doctor and see what he saids. I

would tend to believe the patholigy report. But I would discuss it

with the doctor. Best to YOU and hope it is not cancer. Ingrid

> Hi,

>

> I was diagnosed with sebaceous cell carcinoma of the eyelid. I

joined the colon cancer group because this cancer tends to land in

the colon at times.

>

> I had the lesion removed by the surgeon and then an occular

specialist did the reconstructive surgery. They sent the specimen

out and the result - it is not sebaceous cell carcinoma. This

directly contradicts what the physicians say.

>

> Who does one believe.

>

> Thank you - Bonnie

>

>