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@eachdayblessed Understand clearly now. I had a baseball sized tumor removed from my throat last January, was told cancer would not return for approximately 5 years. Needless to say it returned to lymph nodes six months later so that’s why I had the bi lateral, both sides of neck surgery. They said because they were in the area prior is reason why the burning feeling is everywhere so to speak. Radiation is next up if anything so ups in scan.

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@michael1129 I had an old-time military MD diagnosis me and I verified the diagnosis via a second opinion. This was 30 years ago. The doc was straight forward, he did not give me options. That I appreciated. I felt confident in him because of his vast experience. Today I believe it was divine intervention because doctors don’t talk that way to patients. He said if you don’t follow my instructions I won’t be your doctor. He told me I needed surgery and radiation. He said you only want to do this once, do everything you can do once to give you the best possible outcome. You don’t want this to come back because the cancer will.