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Living with Skin Cancer

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May 2007

  • Skin Cancer on Lower Lip - Treatment Tips - by Heather - (Thu, May 24 2007)
    I’m a 39-year-old Australian with fair skin. As a youngster in the 70s, I spent all my days in the blazing sun, unprotected except on occasions when my parents took me to the beach. [more..]
  • Skin Cancer and Bell’s Palsy - by a daughter - (Fri, May 18 2007)
    I’m writing about my 69-year old dad. His bell’s palsy came upon him suddenly a week ago today. I believe his is caused by a tumor. You see, he was diagnosed with skin cancer (squamous cell) on his bottom lip a few years ago. [more..]
  • My Battle With Melanoma - by Paul - (Fri, May 11 2007)
    I was diagnosed with stage 3 melanoma on a warm spring day like today in 2000. I didn’t feel sick but the mole on my back tested positive for melanoma. [more..]
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