May 24, 2022
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BTW, the only experience I had w/ cancer was a friend who died at 38. ID farm
boy, very stoic, alpha male. Had severe stomach pain on and off. Finally went to the ER in the middle of the night and the doc examined him and said "Congrats, you're having surgery tomorrow to remove Stage 4 cancer in/on/around your bowels." Turns out it was very treatable if caught early. He didn't make it. I'm not a hypochondriac but I would hate to be wrong on this. Thx for listening!
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These recommendations are standardized, so as to prevent unnecessary biopsies and potential harm to the patient for
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