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What's the difference between typical lung carcinoids and GI?
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@jessie1990 I have never heard of white coat syndrome, but I can definitely relate. I have had enough stuff done to me over the years, that has had mostly positive results, so I don't get so anxious about it anymore. I just want to get done what needs to be done.
All great songs from great raggae bands. I actually got married in the Caribbean on a big sailboat that had about 70 other passengers. We spent a week sailing around before getting married at sunset with two other couples that we met on the trip. That is where we really fell in love with raggae. It was also cheaper than having a family wedding. My mom is Irish Catholic. I think that she had 13 siblings. That is a lot of people to invite.
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@tomrennie white coat syndrome is a fear of doctors if im right 🤣 well definitely has to be right if my heart went to 165bpm 🤣 I don't no why i fear them so bad and in the end of it all respiratory doctor said it was all good news that all tumor was removed along with clear nodes he wants a ct in June but I also have appointment in another hospital in June for ct I mentioned that to him he said go to the one in Cork university hospital they might discharge me from there so i won't be going from one to the other ill just be with the one then and the other hospital is only 10 min walk from where I live so it be much easier for me.... omg Caribbean sailboat 🥰 that's sounds amazing I'm a born an bred Irish lassie 😊 but my dad was born In Manchester uk his dad was a donegal man....wow 13 my great aunt had 13 kids also and lived in a 3 bedroom house where they all slept have no idea 🤣🤣