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Hekate

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10. IF her cancer seems to be confined to a lump, her doc may be able to do a lumpectomy...

Reply to malaise (Reply #5)

Wed Sep 8, 2021, 02:45 AM

Sep 2021

… on an out-patient basis to tide her over until there is an operating room available. I have read there is good success with this procedure — and if nothing else this may hold off the worst effects of having to wait. Might be worth asking about.

Jesus Christ on a Trailer Hitch, we are entering another nightmare stage. All the best to your friend and her daughter.

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Vaccinated Dorian Gray Sep 2021 #15

Many hospitals in the Nashville area have been forced to cancel elective cases Docreed2003 Sep 2021 #2

And I'm shocked by what's considered "elective" gratuitous Sep 2021 #4

Every hospital has approached the "elective" label differently Docreed2003 Sep 2021 #6

My niece's hysterectomy for cervical cancer got canceled twice before finally having it. Lisa0825 Sep 2021 #8

Yes! Dorian Gray Sep 2021 #16

A good friend's 30 year old daughter has breast cancer malaise Sep 2021 #5

IF her cancer seems to be confined to a lump, her doc may be able to do a lumpectomy... Hekate Sep 2021 #10

It's crazy sis malaise Sep 2021 #13

Depending on what kind of surgery it is, it's likely a good idea. fescuerescue Sep 2021 #7

Anti-vaxxer assholes are killing people due to their stupidity LetMyPeopleVote Sep 2021 #9

Glad she said so. Publicly. We need more disapproval of Covid depravity. nt Hortensis Sep 2021 #11

K&R ck4829 Sep 2021 #12

I have elective surgery scheduled for tomorrow ecstatic Sep 2021 #14

Here's the Nashville Scene Link... Lars39 Sep 2021 #17