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Jnana · 07-10-2009, 04:12 PM

I had a basal cell carcinoma surgically removed from my face. They are tough to completely remove with standard haphazard excision because the "roots" spread quite a bit from the visible tumor. The procedure I had is called "Mohs". The doc has to be specially trained. The success rate is very good. The procedure involves testing removed samples to make sure they got the entire thing while you sit there in the chair. Sometimes they have to cut some more and test again. It hasn't come back and the scar is fading. For a while I was telling people I lost a knife fight. As you probably know, basal cell carcinoma is not especially life threatening, but it will gradually eat an ugly hole in your skin.

I'm not a healer, so I can only pass on my experience.

07-10-2009, 04:12 PM	#24
Jnana Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Indiana Posts: 653	Re: In Need of Healing Energy Please I had a basal cell carcinoma surgically removed from my face. They are tough to completely remove with standard haphazard excision because the "roots" spread quite a bit from the visible tumor. The procedure I had is called "Mohs". The doc has to be specially trained. The success rate is very good. The procedure involves testing removed samples to make sure they got the entire thing while you sit there in the chair. Sometimes they have to cut some more and test again. It hasn't come back and the scar is fading. For a while I was telling people I lost a knife fight. As you probably know, basal cell carcinoma is not especially life threatening, but it will gradually eat an ugly hole in your skin. I'm not a healer, so I can only pass on my experience.