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    Our thoughts are with you guys. I know what it's like waiting for results of lumps.
    Let us know if you guys need anything.

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    Hey Paul,
    I was alerted to your predicament by a canny wee Scots lassie on the other side of the world! I'm not on Kbers much these days.

    My thoughts are with you & Vicki, you've been though enough I reckon! Take care *hug*
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    Argh! Not the news i wanted tonight but not too bad either...

    Yes - there is a tumour (the bad news) but it might be a fairly rare and reasonably OK one....

    More prodding and likely some snipping.... fugit...

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    Good work on addressing the issue and getting it dealt to instead of waiting for it to be a bigger issue. I once spent three days in hospital across the way from a bloke who ignored just such an issue and he left before I did, if you get my drift.

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    Sorry to hear that it is a tumour Paul . At least the professionals are on to it, and you get the necessary treatment as quickly as you can. Hoping for the best for you. I know it must be hard, but think as postively as you can mate. :hugs:
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    Quote Originally Posted by Paul in NZ View Post
    Argh! Not the news i wanted tonight but not too bad either...

    Yes - there is a tumour (the bad news) but it might be a fairly rare and reasonably OK one....

    More prodding and likely some snipping.... fugit...
    I'll keep my fingers crossed for it to be benign. Best of luck mate...

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    Hang tough Paul. My fingers are crossed for you as well mate.

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    get well soon!!!!!
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    Luck dude! Lots of it being sent your way...
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    Well after a great deal of stressful 'over thinking', usually at 3am we are getting better news.

    The tumour appears to be in the epididymis which, if you are going to have a tumour at all is one of the better places (apparently).

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Epididymis

    Usually - we would only expect less than 5% of these tumours to be malignant which is pretty good betting odds. So - in a couple of weeks I will visit the hospital, get knocked out, the surgeon will remove the offending epididymis and pass it to the pathologist. This person will give a thumbs up or down and a decision will be made on the fate of Mr left testicle.. (frankly - he's a little nervous about it)... Then my bits get sent to the lab - worst case I go back for a more complete exercision...

    Anyway - I expect to be up and around shortly after the little op (thats a bit rich calling it an operation but since I'm having a general ana - erm anya - being knocked out) ...

    Well maybe I won't be 'up' as such the next day - at least for a couple of days - Vicki says she is looking forward to the rest anyway...

    In the worst case I loose a testicle and I gain a changing room talking point... I've not quite decided whether I want a collosal set of fake testicles or perhaps spikey ones like one of those dog toys - might even keep the squeaker if I go that way.. I figure a tinkly bell would set of the metal detector at the airport.

    Anyway - now that i have a date for the op i feel it's a bit more under control and thus i feel a lot better.. Its been a rollercoaster i can tell you - a genuine epiphany and something I need to think about a little. Of course I feel more than a little foolish that it's probably not cancerous (there I said it) BUT let me tell you - it's NOT something you want to take any chances with. I detected this early and it's a simple proceedure... TRUST me - getting the prostrate checked is a zero after what I've been through BUT I'd do it again in a flash (no I didn't enjoy it)... The world seems a bit brighter today...

    Guys and gals - check for lumps - get yer stuff checked regularly OK...

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    Fingers crossed Paul. A "squeaker" sounds like an excellent worst-case scenario...
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    Best of luck Paul. I've always liked the sound of tinkley bells . . .
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    Quote Originally Posted by Paul in NZ View Post
    Well after a great deal of stressful 'over thinking', usually at 3am we are getting better news.

    The tumour appears to be in the epididymis which, if you are going to have a tumour at all is one of the better places (apparently).

    Snip'd

    Of course I feel more than a little foolish that it's probably not cancerous (there I said it) BUT let me tell you - it's NOT something you want to take any chances with. I detected this early and it's a simple proceedure... TRUST me - getting the prostrate checked is a zero after what I've been through BUT I'd do it again in a flash (no I didn't enjoy it)... The world seems a bit brighter today...

    Guys and gals - check for lumps - get yer stuff checked regularly OK...
    Confucius says: "Better to feel foolish, and maybe have one less nugget in the sack, than to feel no fear, and be buried in a few months time!"

    Keep thinking positive, and never give up! (Works when you think you're gonna crash too...). Hope it's just a cyst!
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    What an awesome attitude Paul, you're a star in my book. All the best with the rest!

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    That's good news. I hope you'll have sweet dreams while they're working on your undercarriage - getting "knocked out" should be a rather weird experience(in the kinda non-experience way) I've been told.

    Best of luck!
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