This all brings me back to something I said on here a little over 5 years ago. You can't see a prostate. You can't see a liver either. If my Jan had had regular tests done they would have picked up the hep C she had been carrying for 30 odd years. They could probably done something about it. But she didn't, and she died of liver cancer.
Oh, what was it I said? Get tested, folks. I have always been allergic to doctors, but I see mine quite regularly now. So far so good. I even have a healthy liver, which is surprising given my former lifestyle. I haven't smoked for over twenty years. I haven't had a drink for seven months. Maybe I'll see my great grandkids, if there are any.
I have met a kind of soul mate, and even though we can never be together she makes me happy; or maybe I do that with her help. Life is great for the first time in years and I want to stay a while, so I am getting tested, and you should as well.
/rant.
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