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General Discussion / Re: WHERE IS EVERYONE???
« on: October 15, 2023, 09:57:33 pm »
I keep forgetting to check in.
My "main" forum used to be Mood Garden....it's in the U.S., and about to close. It used to be huge - it had 4-5 (?) moderators.
Lake, maybe I remember you...... I remember some of the people you mentioned. BTW, I think Stenacron Man (sp.) goes by more than one nickname. I think he was a fellow comic during the MDAO Laughing Like Crazy days......that's standup comedy by us "mentally interesting" people.
I went to an in person MDAO support group last year (?). It was held in a room in the library just south of Yonge and Eglinton on the west side.
A health update with me - (old people (76) talking about their operations!
)
I had skin cancer for the third time recently. (25 or more years between the first and second "episodes"). I have had basal cell carcinoma - not so dangerous, but it has the habit of repeating sometimes....I'm an example. The first two times: laser treatment....only took minutes.
My recent time: minor operation...local anesthetic.
Before the mini operation they told me to bring food, something to read...why?...because the operation takes 3-6 hours!
They take slices of skin, and look at in under microscope in the next room....that's why it takes so long. Then another slice of skin, and so on. ("mohs surgery)
I was finished in 2 hours.
Peter
My "main" forum used to be Mood Garden....it's in the U.S., and about to close. It used to be huge - it had 4-5 (?) moderators.
Lake, maybe I remember you...... I remember some of the people you mentioned. BTW, I think Stenacron Man (sp.) goes by more than one nickname. I think he was a fellow comic during the MDAO Laughing Like Crazy days......that's standup comedy by us "mentally interesting" people.
I went to an in person MDAO support group last year (?). It was held in a room in the library just south of Yonge and Eglinton on the west side.
A health update with me - (old people (76) talking about their operations!
)I had skin cancer for the third time recently. (25 or more years between the first and second "episodes"). I have had basal cell carcinoma - not so dangerous, but it has the habit of repeating sometimes....I'm an example. The first two times: laser treatment....only took minutes.
My recent time: minor operation...local anesthetic.
Before the mini operation they told me to bring food, something to read...why?...because the operation takes 3-6 hours!
They take slices of skin, and look at in under microscope in the next room....that's why it takes so long. Then another slice of skin, and so on. ("mohs surgery)I was finished in 2 hours.
Peter
