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Update

STOUTjodee @STOUTjodee (3670) • United States 28 Jan

Hello, fellow mylotters!!! Hope all is well with everyone and that everyone had a good start to the New Year!!! I've been thinking of you all!! My last post was on November 18th!!!! I had recovery time from the second...

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Cell Phone Radiation Risks

SIDDI KIMPOLE @SIDIKIMPOLE (3480) • Eldoret, Kenya 11 May 25

A news bulletin from one of our local radio stations here in Kenya has reminded me of a debate we had as teens just a year before I joined campus. Back then cell phones were rather rare and whoever discussed issues about them was...

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Taco Monday

TaxiLady @Ghostlady (2355) • United States 16 Sep 24

Having Stacked Taco kit tonight...got some LaFeista fresh Salsa and Sour Cream...Can't wait. Saw my Breast Surgeon today. He said it felt like I was good, but he is sending orders for my yearly mammogram to make sure. Wasn't...

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Painful day!

TaxiLady @Ghostlady (2355) • United States 18 Mar 24

Woke up with a lot of pain in my Rt Ankle. Have had many injuries to that ankle in the past. Not only was it swollen, it hurt so bad it was hard to walk. I keep a cane in my bedroom and one in my office. Got my shower and...

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Getting ready for treatments

TaxiLady @Ghostlady (2355) • United States 26 Feb 24

Since my Vertigo seems to be gone, I will be setting up my Radiation treatments. Could not take them due to the vertigo, because I would have to lay on my back. I was supposed to start taking them in Dec. My breast surgery...

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Now I Have Every Injection that an "Old-er" American Guy Should

James Higgins @JamesHxstatic (29410) • Eugene, Oregon 13 Oct 21

Yesterday was flu shot day, so I was at Walmart Pharmacy at their 9 AM opening. So were about five other people, there for Covid shots or boosters or flu shots. I had sort of expected to be first in line, but was fifth or sixth....

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What the Heck Have I Been Doing?

James Higgins @JamesHxstatic (29410) • Eugene, Oregon 26 Sep 21

Well, it has been a busy year. Anne's cancer treatment is ongoing, with two weeks straight of radiation completed and the last week starting tomorrow. For a treatment that takes ten minutes and doesn't hurt, radiation seems to...

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My New Best Friend

Shavkat @Shavkat (141906) • Philippines 19 Aug 21

I am sure you are wondering. As of today, I got my reading glasses. I claimed to be my best friend because it will be used while working online. It has anti-radiation that will protect my tantalizing eyes especially in front of my...

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Health scare

Dalene Shapiro @Rondout50 (252) • Kingston, New York 16 Jan 21

November 2020 I was diagnosed with stage 3 endometrial cancer. On December 2, 2020 I had my surgery, a complete hysterectomy which went well. After follow ups with my surgeon, I will be receiving radiation treatments. My surgeon...

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Cellular tower behind my house

Very Nurhidayat @qwertyboy (33) • Malang, Indonesia 19 Jun 20

this morning im wake up and wondering about cellular tower behind my house this tower been place for 6 years now, and yes it help our celluar signal and internet connection here, which is dont have wired internet service provider...

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The danger of cellphones near your ears

askme123 @askme123 (6223) 24 May 20

Good Day guys It is really dangerous to have cellphones at your ears for a prolong period. There is definitely radiation being emitted .Did you know that this can lead to insomnia and dizziness. So get your earphones people and...

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Gamma Knife Radiation

Heather Echola @GardenGerty (169406) • United States 13 Feb 19

This is a type of radiation that they use on brain tumors. @webeishere Grandpa Bob Olson is doing this right now. There are pictures on FB of the headgear he has to have. I also see some of his mylot friends have posted to his...

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Grandpa Bob Olson, @webeishere update

Heather Echola @GardenGerty (169406) • United States 30 Jan 19

He learned at his oncology (cancer) appointment today that he will have gamma knife surgery in the area where his brain tumor was removed to prevent it coming back. It is a type of radiation, basically. He also says they will...

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Graphic Novel Review J Michael Straczynski Spiderman Coming Home

Arthur Chappell @arthurchappell (44941) • Preston, England 13 Jun 18

2001 Marvel Comics – Spoiler alerts Not to be confused with the recent Spiderman Homecoming movie, this I an epic story created by the writer behind the Babylon Five TV series. Soon after his girlfriend Mary Jane leaves him,...

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Breast Cancer Survivor

Colleen @cmw4562 (239) • United States 1 Jan 18

It seems that life is periodically putting little challenges in my journey. I do regular mammos and always recommend to others that they do the same. In December 2011, I received that phone call that one never hopes to hear. "You...

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#9 Odd Facts: Is The Earth Being Ruined? What Should We Believe?

Alice Henry @IreneVincent (15960) • United States 18 Dec 17

There is HUGE conflict in what people believe when it comes to what is really happing on the EARTH. Let me give you an EXAMPLE: According to "Citizen's Guide to Global Issues: Coalition for a Global Tomorrow "Advanced nations...

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A Milestone of a Sort

Heather Echola @GardenGerty (169406) • United States 15 May 17

This was the day of hubby's last radiation treatment. He knew it would be more powerful, and take a little longer. As things go, he got home two full hours later than he has been, so he was gone from the house thirteen...

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Two and a half hours

Heather Echola @GardenGerty (169406) • United States 4 Apr 17

It took two and a half hours to set my husband up for his radiation treatment yesterday. Thankfully now they know what they need to do to get him in and out. Normally it is going to take about twenty minutes total. Five minutes...

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Tomorrow

Heather Echola @GardenGerty (169406) • United States 2 Apr 17

I took tomorrow off. They are finally scheduling hubby's first radiation treatment, and I am going to go with him. I hated to take the day off, I dislike missing work, but it is for a good reason. Today, other than going to...

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