Re: Should/must I make an appointment? OT

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My husband had a mole on his arm, ignored it until it started to bleed and then was diagnosed with melanoma. The cancer went to his brain and he died a few months later. Get to the Dr.!!!

Kathleen

From: Reb D

Sent: Tuesday, November 08, 2011 7:56 AM

To: MSersLife

Subject: Should/must I make an appointment? OT

This is most likely a silly and unnecessary concern/question, but the thing is I have a mole (if that's the word) on the back of my neck (or just below the neck, is perhaps a more accurate description) that has started to feel strange this past couple of days (sore to the touch, a little bit achy), it's bleeding (but only ever so little) and has developed a bit of a scab, or scab like tissue, on top. And the skin around it has turned reddish.

Now, on one hand I know that funny acting moles should be looked up (and possibly removed) due to cancer risk. But on the other hand I also just hate to go to the doctor's office for silly little things (like when I had to make an appointment to get a bit of glass out of my finger the other year). And a barely bleeding area smaller than even a tiny coin is certainly a supersilly little thing.

So...I guess what I am asking is: Surely this could be something completely harmless that could be ignored till it goes away? Right?

love

/Reb

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My husband had a mole on his arm, ignored it until it started to bleed and then was diagnosed with melanoma. The cancer went to his brain and he died a few months later. Get to the Dr.!!!

Kathleen

From: Reb D

Sent: Tuesday, November 08, 2011 7:56 AM

To: MSersLife

Subject: Should/must I make an appointment? OT

This is most likely a silly and unnecessary concern/question, but the thing is I have a mole (if that's the word) on the back of my neck (or just below the neck, is perhaps a more accurate description) that has started to feel strange this past couple of days (sore to the touch, a little bit achy), it's bleeding (but only ever so little) and has developed a bit of a scab, or scab like tissue, on top. And the skin around it has turned reddish.

Now, on one hand I know that funny acting moles should be looked up (and possibly removed) due to cancer risk. But on the other hand I also just hate to go to the doctor's office for silly little things (like when I had to make an appointment to get a bit of glass out of my finger the other year). And a barely bleeding area smaller than even a tiny coin is certainly a supersilly little thing.

So...I guess what I am asking is: Surely this could be something completely harmless that could be ignored till it goes away? Right?

love

/Reb

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Reb,

Do NOT mess around with this. Get to the doctor. You are in my prayers. This is

not a silly thing.

Hugs

nne

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> Should/must I make an appointment? OT

>

> This is most likely a silly and unnecessary concern/question, but the

> thing is I have a mole (if that's the word) on the back of my neck (or

> just below the neck, is perhaps a more accurate description) that has

> started to feel strange this past couple of days (sore to the touch, a

> little bit achy), it's bleeding (but only ever so little) and has

> developed a bit of a scab, or scab like tissue, on top. And the skin

> around it has turned reddish.

> Now, on one hand I know that funny acting moles should be looked up (and

> possibly removed) due to cancer risk. But on the other hand I also just

> hate to go to the doctor's office for silly little things (like when I

> had to make an appointment to get a bit of glass out of my finger the

> other year). And a barely bleeding area smaller than even a tiny coin is

> certainly a supersilly little thing.

> So...I guess what I am asking is: Surely this could be something

> completely harmless that could be ignored till it goes away? Right?

> love/Reb

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[Guest guest]

Reb,

Do NOT mess around with this. Get to the doctor. You are in my prayers. This is

not a silly thing.

Hugs

nne

To the world you might be one person, but to one person you just might be the

world "

" May the Lord Bless you and keep you,

May the Lord Make his face shine upon you, and give you Peace...Forever "

Breast Cancer Patients Soul Mates for Life

http://breastcancerpatientssoulmatesforlife.bravehost.com/

Anxiety Depression and Breast Cancer

http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/AnxietyDepressionandBreastCancer

Angel Feather Loomer

www.angelfeatherloomer.blogspot.com

The Cancer Club

www.cancerclub.com

> Should/must I make an appointment? OT

>

> This is most likely a silly and unnecessary concern/question, but the

> thing is I have a mole (if that's the word) on the back of my neck (or

> just below the neck, is perhaps a more accurate description) that has

> started to feel strange this past couple of days (sore to the touch, a

> little bit achy), it's bleeding (but only ever so little) and has

> developed a bit of a scab, or scab like tissue, on top. And the skin

> around it has turned reddish.

> Now, on one hand I know that funny acting moles should be looked up (and

> possibly removed) due to cancer risk. But on the other hand I also just

> hate to go to the doctor's office for silly little things (like when I

> had to make an appointment to get a bit of glass out of my finger the

> other year). And a barely bleeding area smaller than even a tiny coin is

> certainly a supersilly little thing.

> So...I guess what I am asking is: Surely this could be something

> completely harmless that could be ignored till it goes away? Right?

> love/Reb

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I agree...GO.....NOW!!!! I can guilt you into it (i.e. what about ? What would happen to her if something happened to you?) but I won't...yet...

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-- Should/must I make an appointment? OT> > This is most likely a silly and unnecessary concern/question, but the> thing is I have a mole (if that's the word) on the back of my neck (or> just below the neck, is perhaps a more accurate description) that has> started to feel strange this past couple of days (sore to the touch, a> little bit achy), it's bleeding (but only ever so little) and has> developed a bit of a scab, or scab like tissue, on top. And the skin> around it has turned reddish.> Now, on one hand I know that funny acting moles should be looked up (and> possibly removed) due to cancer risk. But on the other hand I also just> hate to go to the doctor's office for silly little things (like when I> had to make an appointment to get a bit of glass out of my finger the> other year). And a barely bleeding area smaller than even a tiny coin is> certainly a supersilly little thing.> So...I guess what I am asking is: Surely this could be something> completely harmless that could be ignored till it goes away? Right?> love/Reb__________________________________________________________TRY FREE IM TOOLPACK at http://www.imtoolpack.com/default.aspx?rc=if5Capture screenshots, upload images, edit and send them to your friendsthrough IMs, post on Twitter®, Facebook®, MySpace™, LinkedIn® – FAST!

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I agree...GO.....NOW!!!! I can guilt you into it (i.e. what about ? What would happen to her if something happened to you?) but I won't...yet...

  ~*~Hugs~*~

~*~Akiba~*~

Pragmatic Visionary

http://www.affiliates-natural-salt-lamps.com/pages/156.php

-- Should/must I make an appointment? OT> > This is most likely a silly and unnecessary concern/question, but the> thing is I have a mole (if that's the word) on the back of my neck (or> just below the neck, is perhaps a more accurate description) that has> started to feel strange this past couple of days (sore to the touch, a> little bit achy), it's bleeding (but only ever so little) and has> developed a bit of a scab, or scab like tissue, on top. And the skin> around it has turned reddish.> Now, on one hand I know that funny acting moles should be looked up (and> possibly removed) due to cancer risk. But on the other hand I also just> hate to go to the doctor's office for silly little things (like when I> had to make an appointment to get a bit of glass out of my finger the> other year). And a barely bleeding area smaller than even a tiny coin is> certainly a supersilly little thing.> So...I guess what I am asking is: Surely this could be something> completely harmless that could be ignored till it goes away? Right?> love/Reb__________________________________________________________TRY FREE IM TOOLPACK at http://www.imtoolpack.com/default.aspx?rc=if5Capture screenshots, upload images, edit and send them to your friendsthrough IMs, post on Twitter®, Facebook®, MySpace™, LinkedIn® – FAST!

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Hi Reb, I agree with everyone go get it checked. MargaretFrom: Akiba

To: MSersLife Sent: Tuesday, November 8, 2011 11:20

AMSubject: RE: Should/must I make an appointment? OT

I agree...GO.....NOW!!!! I can guilt you into it (i.e. what about ? What would happen to her if something happened to you?) but I won't...yet...

  ~*~Hugs~*~

~*~Akiba~*~

Pragmatic Visionary

http://www.affiliates-natural-salt-lamps.com/pages/156.php

-- Should/must I make an appointment? OT> > This is most likely a silly and unnecessary concern/question, but the> thing is I have a mole (if that's the word) on the back of my neck (or> just below the neck, is perhaps a more accurate description) that has> started to feel strange this past couple of days (sore to the touch, a> little bit achy), it's bleeding (but only ever so little) and has> developed a bit of a scab, or scab like tissue, on top. And the skin> around it has turned reddish.> Now, on

one hand I know that funny acting moles

should be looked up (and> possibly removed) due to cancer risk. But on the other hand I also just> hate to go to the doctor's office for silly little things (like when I> had to make an appointment to get a bit of glass out of my finger the> other year). And a barely bleeding area smaller than even a tiny coin is> certainly a supersilly little thing.> So...I guess what I am asking is: Surely this could be something> completely harmless that could be ignored till it goes away? Right?> love/Reb__________________________________________________________TRY FREE IM TOOLPACK at http://www.imtoolpack.com/default.aspx?rc=if5Capture screenshots, upload images, edit and send them to your friendsthrough IMs, post on Twitter®, Facebook®, MySpace™, LinkedIn® –

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YES, you should make an appointment. PLEASE get this checked out quickly. Hopefully it's nothing and you can feel silly about it:)hugs SharonThis email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are to be considered flaws or defects. To: MSersLife Sent: Tuesday, November 8, 2011 6:56 AMSubject: Should/must I make an appointment? OT

This is most likely a silly and unnecessary concern/question, but the thing is I have a mole (if that's the word) on the back of my neck (or just below the neck, is perhaps a more accurate description) that has started to feel strange this past couple of days (sore to the touch, a little bit achy), it's bleeding (but only ever so little) and has developed a bit of a scab, or scab like tissue, on top. And the skin around it has turned reddish. Now, on one hand I know that funny acting moles should be looked up (and possibly removed) due to cancer risk. But on the other hand I also just hate to go to the doctor's office for silly little things (like when I had to make an appointment to get a bit of glass out of my finger the other year). And a barely bleeding

area smaller than even a tiny coin is certainly a supersilly little thing.So...I guess what I am asking is: Surely this could be something completely harmless that could be ignored till it goes away? Right?love/Reb

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YES, you should make an appointment. PLEASE get this checked out quickly. Hopefully it's nothing and you can feel silly about it:)hugs SharonThis email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are to be considered flaws or defects. To: MSersLife Sent: Tuesday, November 8, 2011 6:56 AMSubject: Should/must I make an appointment? OT

This is most likely a silly and unnecessary concern/question, but the thing is I have a mole (if that's the word) on the back of my neck (or just below the neck, is perhaps a more accurate description) that has started to feel strange this past couple of days (sore to the touch, a little bit achy), it's bleeding (but only ever so little) and has developed a bit of a scab, or scab like tissue, on top. And the skin around it has turned reddish. Now, on one hand I know that funny acting moles should be looked up (and possibly removed) due to cancer risk. But on the other hand I also just hate to go to the doctor's office for silly little things (like when I had to make an appointment to get a bit of glass out of my finger the other year). And a barely bleeding

area smaller than even a tiny coin is certainly a supersilly little thing.So...I guess what I am asking is: Surely this could be something completely harmless that could be ignored till it goes away? Right?love/Reb