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13-09-2013, 09:02 AM
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was danny888
Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: Sydney
Posts: 564
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hey all, but of a info session to get us blokes to go to the Dr.
Im 33, Father of twins, all singing and dancing. Sadly, for years I complained about having pains in the abdomen and such, always brushed it off as something simple and had more fibre in the diet and the like. Of late, the pain was crippling and went to the Dr. Then to a Specialist, then to day surgery. A colononosopy later, 2 golf ball sized lumps removed from my bowel. Now of to get checked if they are cancerous. Seriously guys, get your act into gear and get checked up. I didnt feel any pain and even this morning after the opp, i feel so much better.
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Always go to the Dr!
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