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Oh What a Tuesday!

I woke up one September morning, 1998, with a huge lump on the left side of my neck. I decided to make a doctor's appointment just to keep my parents from telling me to. Now you must remember, I was 34 years old. The doctor could see me that day. He decided something with my thyroid was not right and he ordered a CT scan. The scan was schedule for the next day--which was a Tuesday! Read More

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