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Paul Elliot wrote in news:217Ui.7511$Pv2.2627
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I had the budget version (sigmoidoscopy)done last year. It is an
absolute must even though they only harvested a small polyp (benign :-)
). I too passed on the video, although since I was awake I did get to
view the monitor in real time.

I remember being conscious enough at some point to be sorta watching the
video. Some small part of my brain was trying hard to warn me that terrible
things were happening elsewhere in my body, but the rest of my brain seemed
more interested in contemplating its navel. Good drugs, I guess...

CWO4 Dave Mann wrote in
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Jim wrote:

"Paul Elliot" wrote in message
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CWO4 Dave Mann wrote:


I had the budget version (sigmoidoscopy)done last year. It is an
absolute must even though they only harvested a small polyp (benign
:-)

Finding the small polyp with a sigmoidoscopy should lead you to the
decision for the 'full' colonoscopy -- there may be more polyps. A
good friend of mine didn't opt for the full colonoscopy after the Dr
found a polyp with a sigmoidoscopy -- his outlook with the colon
cancer 4 years later is not good.


Yes, I agree wholeheartedly. The VA gave me the option of the easy
way or the full Monty which I chose. My primary care doc explained
that the Sigmoidoscopy can "miss things". When it comes to wearing a
colostomy bag, I would just as soon not have them "miss" anything even
if it is only peanuts.

Cheers,

Dave

I am thankful they found nothing of interest. My dad had worse luck many
years back to the point they ended up hacking out half of his colon.

His response? A new business card consisting simply of:

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