Most surprised to see this on a model railway forum especially as I'm due a prostate biopsy on Tues!

Quote from: gelboy45 on January 13, 2012, 03:19:47 PM
Most surprised to see this on a model railway forum especially as I'm due a prostate biopsy on Tues!

Good luck gelboy.  I guess there's a lot of it about.  Hope it goes well.

Quote from: gelboy45 on January 13, 2012, 03:19:47 PM
Most surprised to see this on a model railway forum especially as I'm due a prostate biopsy on Tues!

All the very best to you gelboy45 
I do hope all goes well.Please keep us/me informed

Quote from: gelboy45 on January 13, 2012, 03:19:47 PM
Most surprised to see this on a model railway forum especially as I'm due a prostate biopsy on Tues!

Although obviously an N gauge forum, I think most of us feel there is such a good atmosphere that pretty much anything can be discussed, if not in open forum then by PM. This, IMHO, makes the  the best. I am sure no one would like to think one of our members is sitting at home worrying themselves sick about something. Best of luck for your biopsy and, as Jonclox said, let us know how you get on

Be nice if we all had N Gauge Prostates but it seems a few of us have advanced to OO Gauge size, anyhow good luck to all with problems including myself as I go for my next test on March 14th.

My very best wishes to all, good health is the most important aspect of life. If the money runs out at least we can play with the trains we've got and enjoy the forum. My frequent trips accross the hall at night I've put down to the beer, just hope the docs right and I don't have a problem.

I had to have second biopsy due to a suspect little patch. That result was iconclusive the specialist said ' I'm not saying that you don't have cancer' . I see him next month for the results of my last blood test.For what it's it's more uncomfortable than painful. Cheers john.

I'm going in on Tues 17 for Botox injections in my bladder,dunno if it'll get rid of any wrinkles though.

Allan

Quote from: Bikeracer on January 13, 2012, 08:12:52 PM
I'm going in on Tues 17 for Botox injections in my bladder,dunno if it'll get rid of any wrinkles though.

Allan

Hope your having a giraffe. . Cheers john.

Quote from: gelboy45 on January 13, 2012, 03:19:47 PM
Most surprised to see this on a model railway forum especially as I'm due a prostate biopsy on Tues!

Don't be mate, we have a General forum where anything can be discussed.  I guess it is a tribute to the members of this forum who keep it such a friendly place to spend time that any member can come on and discuss anything amongst friends.  Ultimately that is the whole ethos of the forum, and it can be quite handy having a bunch of virtual mates with the same interests.

As other have said, I hope all goes well for you and you can rely on your friends here for moral support

Quote from: jonclox on January 13, 2012, 11:07:19 AM
OK  OK
GP appointment made for Tuesday afternoon to organise referral etc etc 

the deed is done  .I see the consultant on 21/03/12 :gulp: which isnt bad for the NHS.

Quote from: oldrailbug on January 13, 2012, 07:41:51 PM
Be nice if we all had N Gauge Prostates but it seems a few of us have advanced to OO Gauge size, anyhow good luck to all with problems including myself as I go for my next test on March 14th.

All the best for that date Dave. Keep us updated

Quote from: jonclox on January 17, 2012, 04:23:41 PM

Quote from: jonclox on January 13, 2012, 11:07:19 AM
OK  OK
GP appointment made for Tuesday afternoon to organise referral etc etc 

the deed is done  .I see the consultant on 21/03/12 :gulp: which isnt bad for the NHS.

Well done JoncloxThat's not so bad for the NHS.  Hard to not think about it in the meantime though.

Thanks for the messages of support.  I'm back from my biopsy and can confirm that it's more uncomfortable than painful. Hope no one posts a picture! ;O)))

Gerry

Well done to everyone who has started the process and good luck to you all.
Various parts of me will be crossed for you