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I went to see a surgeon yesterday about having a fatty tumor removed from the back of my neck. 20 more lbs to go, to get to where I'd like to be. I asked the doc if there was 20 lbs of fat in that tumor. I just got a funny look back. Oh if it were only that simple.
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Fat: 53.40g | Prot: 113.70g | Carbs: 105.70g.
Breakfast: Nature's Promise Organic Coconut Oil, Coffee, Cream (Half & Half). Lunch: Cottage Cheese (Lowfat 2% Milkfat), Dannon Light & Fit Greek Blends - Raspberry Chocolate, Hershey's Natural Unsweetened Cocoa, Blue Diamond Almond Breeze Unsweetened Vanilla Milk, Spinach (Chopped or Leaf, Frozen), MET-Rx Natural Whey, Optimum Nutrition Gold Standard 100% Whey - Extreme Milk Chocolate, Safeway Frozen Blueberries. Dinner: Red Lobster Snow Crab Legs (1 Pound), Butter (Salted), Tillamook Colby Jack Cheese. Snacks/Other: La Bella Romana Chic Peas Roasted Salted, Walgreens Waffle Cone Ice Cream, Merlot Wine, Weight Watchers Dark Chocolate Raspberry Mini Bars, Seagram's 7 Whiskey. more...
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Haha, yes Jim...if only, take care and have a great weekend!!
08 Apr 16 by member: Steven Lloyd
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I would have asked the same thing. Ha Ha! Hope it is an uncomplicated procedure. Awesome you just have 20 lbs to go. *fingers crossed for you*
08 Apr 16 by member: Mom2Boxers
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Doctor's often times don't have a great sense of humor.
08 Apr 16 by member: chesgreen
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Wouldn't it be amazing that you hit your goal and the tumor goes away?!?!
You are so close my friend. Now comes what I would think is the toughest part since your weight losses will be much slower than before.
08 Apr 16 by member: madanjen
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That's too funny. It should at least be a 5lb loss. Best wishes to you if you proceed with the surgery.
08 Apr 16 by member: ChicaLean
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One thing I did lose was several small fatty tumors I had had since I was a teen. They melted away when I lost quite a bit at once, and have not returned.
08 Apr 16 by member: CathyWall
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Too bad you can't lose the tumor with your weight loss. Good luck with any surgery.
08 Apr 16 by member: CatHerder
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Thanks friends. It would be nice if the tumor would go away on it's own but its' gradually gotten larger over time. It's nothing to worry about, 99.9% likely to be benign, and may even be a cyst but the doc won't know until he gets into it. Heck it doesn't even bother me as I can't see it without a mirror. But it bugs the heck out of my wife! I've tried to tell her I'll just paint an eyeball on it and it can be the "eye in the back of my head" so to speak. She's not agreeable with that, hence the surgery. :)
08 Apr 16 by member: jmb3450
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I agree, some doctors just don't have any sense of humor. I recently got some bad news and I refuse to be negative about it but my doctor sure doesn't make that easy. She always so down and never smiles. She does not give me much hope. Hang in there, at least they can remove it.
08 Apr 16 by member: Samiegirlsmom
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It's good that your wife is looking out for her Boo. You lucky guy you. Get it done...
08 Apr 16 by member: John10251
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I love the eye in the back of your head notion, hilarious. Well done!
08 Apr 16 by member: Penlan
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Sometimes I don't think Dr's have much humor. =) Oh well, I hope the appt went well.
08 Apr 16 by member: skwhite
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OH MY - I hope it is a simple procedure!
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I love that Mrs. Jmb is keeping an eye on you ;-) Hope that it's a simple procedure and that your surgeon has good sewing skills for the finish!
08 Apr 16 by member: Vickie 5966
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08 Apr 16 by member: SjF60
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Prayers and continuing best wishes!!!! You inspire us all !!!!!!
09 Apr 16 by member: SuccessThisTime58
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An eyeball on the back of your neck would definately be cause for concern for your wife! Let us know when you are having the surgery so we can pray for you during that time.
09 Apr 16 by member: Scalewatcher3
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