Tumeric is awesome. On persian (jasmine) rice and stuff they use hella butter and tumeric. Makes it great.
So...I've been busy. Wanted some advise?
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Tumeric is awesome. On persian (jasmine) rice and stuff they use hella butter and tumeric. Makes it great.
Most recent ex girlfriend had fibrocystic breast tissue. She underwent multiple biopsies and requires more frequent check ups. She was scared to death as a family member had died of breast cancer and she had already made the decision that should there be anymore problems with her breasts that she would have a mastectomy.
Depending on the statistics you believe, about 65% of women between the ages of 16-23 have a strain of HPV. This new wave has been called an epidemic and rightfully so. Currently there are no tests for male carriers.
I mention this because there are two or three strands of HPV that are considered very high risk because they are often precursors to cervical cancer.
Cue ex-girlfriend from a long time ago and most recent ex-girlfriend. The first one had three surgeries to remove lesions from her cervix. The first two treaments were cryo treatment that were unsuccessful, the third one was a laser/scapel extraction on her cervix. End result is that the doctors were a bit overzealous and she may not have needed all of those surgeries, especially considering there are much better methods currently. Now she has quite a bit of scar tissue on her cervix resulting in a pretty unfulfilling sex life due to the pain and potential complications should she choose to give birth (the cervix is a muscle and is weakened by the surgeries).
Most of the time the situation really amounts to nothing, but you have to be very careful and conduct routine check ups to insure that you are healthy. Both situations are very stressful and difficult to cope with - in fact I blame much of my break up with the recent ex due to the stress of the potential breast cancer driving her into her own lonely place in the world.
My advice would be to keep your chin up and keep a positive mindset throughout the entire process. You will be healthier in the end if you stay positive and are proactive in your health care.
Thats my .02 cents and experience thus far.
Justin66
The Hondaswap Canadian
You caught it early, you will be ok, regular check ups are good.
And how come you dont text me anymore? My LG shine has been sent in, damn sound quit working on it, however i have my old phone until its ready, same number and all. Just have to remind me who you are since my contacts are not on it.
And how come you dont text me anymore? My LG shine has been sent in, damn sound quit working on it, however i have my old phone until its ready, same number and all. Just have to remind me who you are since my contacts are not on it.
Aleaf.CRX
Well-Known Member
^^^
Yeah...about a week ago considering my phone's been off. And Troy, when I text you, you just stop talking lol. That's why I don't. Same with you Steven, sometimes, anyway. And Justin, lol, I just kinda forget. You Canadians aren't aggressive enough, though.
Anyway, breast cancer runs thick on both sides of my family. I'm just lucky enough to have gotten the fibrocystic breast tissue along with my great aunt...sigh. I think my mom might have the same. My grandma (mom's mom) does not, however. My dad's real mother died of breast cancer, I believe when she was around her 40's or 50's. I wouldn't be so worried if my family wasn't a boob cancer magnet.
I'm not sure if cervical cancer runs in the family, or if it's got a genetic disposition at all. I think, on my dad's side again, his grandma might've died from it. Someone older. I don't know, I'll have to ask.
Yeah...about a week ago considering my phone's been off. And Troy, when I text you, you just stop talking lol. That's why I don't. Same with you Steven, sometimes, anyway. And Justin, lol, I just kinda forget. You Canadians aren't aggressive enough, though.
Anyway, breast cancer runs thick on both sides of my family. I'm just lucky enough to have gotten the fibrocystic breast tissue along with my great aunt...sigh. I think my mom might have the same. My grandma (mom's mom) does not, however. My dad's real mother died of breast cancer, I believe when she was around her 40's or 50's. I wouldn't be so worried if my family wasn't a boob cancer magnet.
I'm not sure if cervical cancer runs in the family, or if it's got a genetic disposition at all. I think, on my dad's side again, his grandma might've died from it. Someone older. I don't know, I'll have to ask.
cjvictoria
Active Member
Hows the situation with your rex going? Fixed? yet?
cjvictoria
Active Member
i was curios cuz i remember the thing with the dude and you needed tools and stuff.. 
hell yes the rex is on the road again!
hell yes the rex is on the road again!
im so glad to hear that. thanks for the good news
