Here is what I did Thursday---nothing serious but the four spots have started to change so they are off and on the way to the cancer lab---Doc is pretty sure there is no problem but we'll know for sure in a few days.....shoulda done this forty or fifty years ago.
Here is the little project I did Wednesday. I finally got the drip torch from Cascade Fire Equipment. When I went to get the parts for the lamp the guy at Home Depot that was helping me find them wouldn't let me get just a plain globe he talked me into getting the one in the lamp---it flickers like a candle. It turned out better than I had ever hoped for. Was tougher that I thought to thread the electrical wire through the nozzle though---and stiffer wire would get around the circle but then wouldn't go up the straight part.
Thursday, March 25, 2010
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I need to go get some moles removed. I need to make an appointment. How would you like to be a pathologist? Gross.
Cool lamp! I like it!
I like that bulb...looks like a flame. :)
I hope your tests come back clean! Cool lamp!
I have two moles I want removed...how much does it cost?
Psych---I have no idea of the cost but it will be plenty you can count on that---I am not even sure if the insurance is going to participate but hope they do.
I have had tons of moles removed. If you hate a mole, all you have to say is something like it bugs you, because your shirt rubs on it, or whatever the reason. I had one that itched...and tell your dermatologist that, and it will only cost you a copay. I had some pretty scary looking ones on my back, and even though he thought they were fine, I was sick of all the Dr/wannabes telling me I was going to die. :)
Call your Dr, give them your insurance, and they can tell you your out of pocket cost.
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