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For those of us without family - Who will take care of you ?

Aging Well | Last Active: Mar 18 10:44am | Replies (92)
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@pvctom2021

Hello to all

I am finishing up my walk and have attained my goal in steps up to now.. this morning my early anxiety terrors were present but fortunately they subsided once I got moving.. I still get comfort out of having a forum to share my experiences with … this nagging problem that started with regularity several months ago…I do take a small dose of klonopin at night and I feel like it has helped.. I am scheduled to see my new dermatologist on the 9th of April and hopefully he can help this new Basil cell nodule on my left forehead..as for the fear and anxiety, the less I think or project a scenario or idea of some awful situation, and get busy with a music track recording or watch a cool sci-fi from the 50’s, or even go to one of my all time favorite read treats, “Curious George, the original 7 books “ with those precious illustrations, the better I will be…hope all who are here have a nice day and nicer night..
🙏 pvctom

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mabfp3 | @mabfp3 | Feb 21 4:42pm

Try not to worry about a basal cell. I was a lifeguard for eight summers in the late 60’s, early 70’s. My husband was too. The both of us have had many basal cells due to that sun exposure. They can be removed completely, usually using a procedure called “MOHS Surgery”. Just an office procedure where they remove it and look under the microscope to make sure that they got it all. They will put a few stitches in it and you return in three weeks for the stitches to be removed. (Sometimes, they put in stitches that just dissolve). Try not to worry. Mary Ann from MA

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