If you are a frequent reader of my blog you know I had an pelvic ultrasound, which included a transvaginal ultrasound , as well as a uterine biopsy. That is where the doctor found Fred, a uterine polyp. Fred was biopsied. I am happy to report the results were that Fred was benign. Fred is very small and doesn't need to be removed. Fred gave me a few nights of worry, I will admit that. I still don't know how doctors and techs have any kind of clue of what they are looking at on scans and ultrasounds, that is why they get the big bucks I suppose. So I am still lucky. I am still in remission, and I have to constantly remind myself not to stress myself out about things that I have no control over, like these kinds of medical issues, financial issues, of which I have many, like most cancer patients I have lots of medical bills. I am lucky though, I have great insurance, it doesn't cover everything, but as my fiance said last night, it could be worse, there are lots of people who owe more than I do, and that is true. I have always said I would rather be broke than dead. The collection people keep calling, and I am working on getting a second job, and paying my doctors back is very important to me, after all they did save my life. But like I said, I am alive, I am in remission. I am able to blog here and do my podcast to help other survivors. I am lucky. Sometimes it takes something like Fred to remind me of that.
Mel is the producer/co-host of the Vic McCarty show. Listen live Monday-Friday 10am-noon eastern standard time on wmktthetalkstation.com
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