Don't give me polyp chilld!

[JennyB]

Just took the call from a nurse. And the news is good. All clear.

One hyperplastic polyp that's benign. The other 7 polyps were adenoma's but they are also clear from cancer. So it's another colonoscopy in 3 years time.

Thanks for all the support guys appreciated.

Such great news! Breathing a huge sigh of relief for you and for all of us!

[Marky Dread]

Great news, Marky!

Top man flex!

[Heston]

Superb news my friend....superb.

[WestwayKid]

Great news, Marky!!

I'm in for my first one at the end of November.

[weller259]

Just took the call from a nurse. And the news is good. All clear.

One hyperplastic polyp that's benign. The other 7 polyps were adenoma's but they are also clear from cancer. So it's another colonoscopy in 3 years time.

Thanks for all the support guys appreciated.

This is great to hear!

I have been avoiding this thread because my doctors have been pushing me to get it done and i've been putting it off due to fear, fear of the procedure itself, and fear of what they may do/find. I am trying to get myself to mentally accept that I need to get it done and to just do it ... but mentally i'm just not there yet.

Its not like i'd be leaving a trail of distraught people if it went wrong so "peer pressure" isn't going to get me there any faster.

So glad to read this news, sir Marky. All the best to you, sir! Continued health and prosperity to you.

[Marky Dread]

Superb news my friend....superb.

Thanks mate appreciated as always.

[Marky Dread]

Great news, Marky!!

I'm in for my first one at the end of November.

Thanks mate all the best to you!!!

[laxman]

Great news Marky: a spare colon for you here, just in case.

[Marky Dread]

Just took the call from a nurse. And the news is good. All clear.

One hyperplastic polyp that's benign. The other 7 polyps were adenoma's but they are also clear from cancer. So it's another colonoscopy in 3 years time.

Thanks for all the support guys appreciated.

This is great to hear!

I have been avoiding this thread because my doctors have been pushing me to get it done and i've been putting it off due to fear, fear of the procedure itself, and fear of what they may do/find. I am trying to get myself to mentally accept that I need to get it done and to just do it ... but mentally i'm just not there yet.

Its not like i'd be leaving a trail of distraught people if it went wrong so "peer pressure" isn't going to get me there any faster.

So glad to read this news, sir Marky. All the best to you, sir! Continued health and prosperity to you.

Thanks mate that is kind of you.

Obviously you have to get yourself into the right frame of mind to have it done.

The way I approach these things is to think of myself as one single grain of sand in a vast desert. And just how insignificant I am in the grand scale of things. Millions will have and have had these type of procedures. What is or isn't there will not change because of how we feel about the procedure.

For me personally the procedure was over within 30 mins. The doctor and nurses were amazing. The feeling can be a bit uncomfortable once inside a bit like having IBS most likely caused by gas moving inside. However you can have pain killers via an injection and gas and air when required. I personally didn't have either but that was simply my choice.

It isn't anything to fear and you are helped through the whole way by the nurses and doctor. I wish you all the very best.

[Marky Dread]

Great news Marky: a spare colon for you here, just in case.

Thanks mate. I'm more of a semicolon these days.

[WestwayKid]

Just took the call from a nurse. And the news is good. All clear.

One hyperplastic polyp that's benign. The other 7 polyps were adenoma's but they are also clear from cancer. So it's another colonoscopy in 3 years time.

Thanks for all the support guys appreciated.

This is great to hear!

I have been avoiding this thread because my doctors have been pushing me to get it done and i've been putting it off due to fear, fear of the procedure itself, and fear of what they may do/find. I am trying to get myself to mentally accept that I need to get it done and to just do it ... but mentally i'm just not there yet.

Its not like i'd be leaving a trail of distraught people if it went wrong so "peer pressure" isn't going to get me there any faster.

So glad to read this news, sir Marky. All the best to you, sir! Continued health and prosperity to you.

Thanks mate that is kind of you.

Obviously you have to get yourself into the right frame of mind to have it done.

The way I approach these things is to think of myself as one single grain of sand in a vast desert. And just how insignificant I am in the grand scale of things. Millions will have and have had these type of procedures. What is or isn't there will not change because of how we feel about the procedure.

For me personally the procedure was over within 30 mins. The doctor and nurses were amazing. The feeling can be a bit uncomfortable once inside a bit like having IBS most likely caused by gas moving inside. However you can have pain killers via an injection and gas and air when required. I personally didn't have either but that was simply my choice.

It isn't anything to fear and you are helped through the whole way by the nurses and doctor. I wish you all the very best.

I think the preference amongst doctors in the US is to knock people out during colonoscopies, so thinking it will be over in a snap. I do love your perspective on it. I've been worried a bit, but thinking about it that way, yeah, millions will have and have had this procedure.

[Marky Dread]

Just took the call from a nurse. And the news is good. All clear.

One hyperplastic polyp that's benign. The other 7 polyps were adenoma's but they are also clear from cancer. So it's another colonoscopy in 3 years time.

Thanks for all the support guys appreciated.

This is great to hear!

I have been avoiding this thread because my doctors have been pushing me to get it done and i've been putting it off due to fear, fear of the procedure itself, and fear of what they may do/find. I am trying to get myself to mentally accept that I need to get it done and to just do it ... but mentally i'm just not there yet.

Its not like i'd be leaving a trail of distraught people if it went wrong so "peer pressure" isn't going to get me there any faster.

So glad to read this news, sir Marky. All the best to you, sir! Continued health and prosperity to you.

Thanks mate that is kind of you.

Obviously you have to get yourself into the right frame of mind to have it done.

The way I approach these things is to think of myself as one single grain of sand in a vast desert. And just how insignificant I am in the grand scale of things. Millions will have and have had these type of procedures. What is or isn't there will not change because of how we feel about the procedure.

For me personally the procedure was over within 30 mins. The doctor and nurses were amazing. The feeling can be a bit uncomfortable once inside a bit like having IBS most likely caused by gas moving inside. However you can have pain killers via an injection and gas and air when required. I personally didn't have either but that was simply my choice.

It isn't anything to fear and you are helped through the whole way by the nurses and doctor. I wish you all the very best.

I think the preference amongst doctors in the US is to knock people out during colonoscopies, so thinking it will be over in a snap. I do love your perspective on it. I've been worried a bit, but thinking about it that way, yeah, millions will have and have had this procedure.

They have a tv screen here. The colonoscope has a tiny camera on it. I watched the whole procedure as it happened.

[Kory]

Good news Marky!

[coffeepotman]

Just took the call from a nurse. And the news is good. All clear.

One hyperplastic polyp that's benign. The other 7 polyps were adenoma's but they are also clear from cancer. So it's another colonoscopy in 3 years time.

Thanks for all the support guys appreciated.

This is great to hear!

I have been avoiding this thread because my doctors have been pushing me to get it done and i've been putting it off due to fear, fear of the procedure itself, and fear of what they may do/find. I am trying to get myself to mentally accept that I need to get it done and to just do it ... but mentally i'm just not there yet.

Its not like i'd be leaving a trail of distraught people if it went wrong so "peer pressure" isn't going to get me there any faster.

So glad to read this news, sir Marky. All the best to you, sir! Continued health and prosperity to you.

Hey Weller? Really? I mean really you're afraid. Try getting cancer then find out what afraid means

[Marky Dread]

Good news Marky!

Thanks Kory!