I'm beginning to believe that I must be right footed.
Six years ago, I had a squamous cell carcinoma removed from my right leg. Then four years ago had another removed from the same leg on the other side.
Two years ago, I broke my right leg and ankle, only a week after having a biopsy taken to see if I had another cancer there - it was negative, but needed two ops, 10 months apart to get the broken leg and ankle right.
On Monday, I will be having another little op to remove yet another squamous cell carcinoma about two inches from the original site.
Not a lot of fun with that leg, and it is starting to look a fair bit scarred.
Six years ago, I had a squamous cell carcinoma removed from my right leg. Then four years ago had another removed from the same leg on the other side.
Two years ago, I broke my right leg and ankle, only a week after having a biopsy taken to see if I had another cancer there - it was negative, but needed two ops, 10 months apart to get the broken leg and ankle right.
On Monday, I will be having another little op to remove yet another squamous cell carcinoma about two inches from the original site.
Not a lot of fun with that leg, and it is starting to look a fair bit scarred.
