Killing a Melanoma/OT and silly

May 14, 2004

In a message dated 5/14/2004 5:43:33 PM Pacific Standard Time,

kat964 writes:

> Seriously have it checked out.

I will, am.

" I know that you were joking but I just needed to vent and give advice on

what I learned and hope it helps you. "

Vent away. If it doesn't help me, it could save someone else.

I AM mostly joking when it comes to this ugly sucker. I get lots of spots on

my shoulders. They usually just bubble up and then go away. This little beauty

is different. It doesn't like moisturizing cream, it's got a kind of " Warty "

feel to it and it get's kind of a Yucksty (crusty, dried skin) look to it.

This IS probably nothing. Up to now they have been. Which is why I have 10

bucks riding on it (it was the sadistic producer's great idea to throw in the

final interview). Simply because they have ALWAYS gone away in the past.

But I'm not going to take chances with it. I be stoopid, not suicidal. ;-)

K

Cheers!

Kathleen Petrides

The Woobey Queen

May 15, 2004

Good morning

What I did for a group of spots that my GP suggested I see a skin specialist for

was rub on Narayan Taila twice a day for as long as I could remember - about 1.5

weeks. They all disappeared so I didn't have to spend $120.00 for a preliminary

visit.

I can't tell you all the things in it as there are too many, but certainly Neem

and Ashwagandha are in it. For some reason the Indian oils seem to have strong

anti-tumour-type properties. Butch could probably tell us why.

Regards

Merinda

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