Tomorrow is the day I get sliced and diced.

Have to be at the docotrs office at 8am and told to get a good nights sleep tonight.

I have done extensive research on the internet about my particular kind of basal cell carcinoma. It is called a sclerosing morpheaform and located on the right side of my nose, near the eye, in the location where eye glassses nose pieces usually rest.

Since I beleive that one cannot have too much information, I have read alot about this sub-type of bcc.....and probably shouldn't have, and I also looked at lots of pictures............and probably shouldn't have. Sometimes ignorance is bliss and what you don't know can't hurt you. LOL LOL I'm not saying that what I read and what I saw in pictures is going to necessarily happen to me, but, the possibility exists and I'm trying to be prepared.

Facial surgery is tougher on women I think, then men, and I'm hoping no reconstructive surgery will be necessary. Just a little puca (hole) 2 or 3 stitches..........and that's it!

I'll let you know what happened, extent of damage (if any) and keep you up to date on my experience.

All well wishes, good thoughts and prayers will be humbly accepted and since I've given this tumor up into the hands of God I know that His will be done and since there's nothing else I can do, figure God can take better care of me than I can.

Tomorrow is the day I get sliced and diced.

Have to be at the docotrs office at 8am and told to get a good nights sleep tonight.

I have done extensive research on the internet about my particular kind of basal cell carcinoma. It is called a sclerosing morpheaform and located on the right side of my nose, near the eye, in the location where eye glassses nose pieces usually rest.

Since I beleive that one cannot have too much information, I have read alot about this sub-type of bcc.....and probably shouldn't have, and I also looked at lots of pictures............and probably shouldn't have. Sometimes ignorance is bliss and what you don't know can't hurt you. LOL LOL I'm not saying that what I read and what I saw in pictures is going to necessarily happen to me, but, the possibility exists and I'm trying to be prepared.

Facial surgery is tougher on women I think, then men, and I'm hoping no reconstructive surgery will be necessary. Just a little puca (hole) 2 or 3 stitches..........and that's it!

I'll let you know what happened, extent of damage (if any) and keep you up to date on my experience.

All well wishes, good thoughts and prayers will be humbly accepted and since I've given this tumor up into the hands of God and since there's nothing else I can do, figure God can take better care of me than I can.

Tomorrow's the day..........whoopie!!!!!!