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Kenazo

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woman has 176 pound tumor removed, now weighs in at 88lbs. I'll try and find a pic.

another fine Fark swipe

Found out it's a repost, someone decided to spell it "Tumah" and thus, I never came across it when I searched. Sorry if you're disapointed. :)
 
ElFenix

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posted 10 weeks ago when she had the surgery
 
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Originally posted by: Kenazo
I searched for tumor and found nothing.
anyway, here's a pic
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I.... wouldn't hit it :Q

I saw a documentary on the discovery channel (Discovery Health, iirc) on a (different) woman with a similar tumor and the operation to remove it. Fascinating. And yeah what the hell is the thought process...? "It's only 100 pounds, maybe it'll be gone tomorrow"...
 
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Originally posted by: Gurck
Originally posted by: Kenazo
I searched for tumor and found nothing.
anyway, here's a pic
Click to expand...

I.... wouldn't hit it :Q

I saw a documentary on the discovery channel (Discovery Health, iirc) on a (different) woman with a similar tumor and the operation to remove it. Fascinating. And yeah what the hell is the thought process...? "It's only 100 pounds, maybe it'll be gone tomorrow"...
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What you don't get those spams for tumur-away? Rub it on your tumur and in it'll just vanish in weeks.
 
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iwearnosox

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Originally posted by: Gurck
Originally posted by: Kenazo
I searched for tumor and found nothing.
anyway, here's a pic
Click to expand...

I.... wouldn't hit it :Q

I saw a documentary on the discovery channel (Discovery Health, iirc) on a (different) woman with a similar tumor and the operation to remove it. Fascinating. And yeah what the hell is the thought process...? "It's only 100 pounds, maybe it'll be gone tomorrow"...
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I'd hit it with gamma rays until it was crispy and dead.
 
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LuNoTiCK

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Originally posted by: Yossarian
Originally posted by: Xionide
Originally posted by: Kenazo
I searched for tumor and found nothing.
anyway, here's a pic
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GAH TAKE IT DOWN BOOOO!

-Xionide
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lol at what point do you wake up and go "hmm, I guess it's time to do something about this thing."
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Thats what I wonder. I don't see any reason to let it grow THAT big. I think she should have tried to get it removed when she noticed it. Not let it get to the size of a hippo.
 
rudder

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Ms Bunghez, whose normal body weight without the 12 stone tumour is just under seven stone, suffers from the rare genetic disease Von Recklinghausen's Disease.

Holy crap!!!! That tumor is 5 stones more than she weighs!
 
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Yo Ma Ma

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Wow that is a biggie... saw a similar case where the woman had the operation & it was removed successfully. I recall it is a *very* fast-growing tumor and she had a lot of trouble finding a doctor to operate on it when it was much smaller, and of couse as the time lapsed it was pretty much impossible to find a willing surgeon. That's pretty much how they get that big before you see them in the news.
 
Iron Woode

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I saw a story like that about a guy in India. The tumor turned out to be his parasitic twin. It was mostly human but no skull or brain tissues was found.
 
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