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To: tobyhill
As much as I dislike McCain, the slimes are simply disgusting.

Still waiting on the NY Times asking Hillary to disclose her White House records that are almost, just about coming, soon as soon as possible being released, BS coming from her campaign

That being said, McCain should fully disclose his current Cancer prognosis.

The most important job in the world needs to be someone who is as healthy as possible.

7 posted on 03/09/2008 4:56:17 AM PDT by Popman (Gold Standard: Trying to squeeze a 50 lb economy back into a 5 lb bag)
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To: Popman

He’s released the reports before and there’s no reason he won’t release the info now. It will probably be a one liner, he’s in good health.


8 posted on 03/09/2008 5:02:46 AM PDT by tobyhill (The media lies so much the truth is the exception)
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To: Popman

-That being said, McCain should fully disclose his current Cancer prognosis-

I am a melanoma survivor. I had it first as a mole on my cheek and then five years later in a lymph node in my neck. It was walnut sized and found by my dentist. Like McCain, I also had all the lymph nodes removed in the area and it had not spread.

The problem with your statement is that there is no prognosis. No Doctor will say to anyone that they are cancer free only that there is no detectable cancer. All of us, at some time or other have cancer. Usually it is dealt with by the body’s immune system. It is when it is not that we get in trouble.

So there is not one person alive that can give a definitive cancer prognosis other than there is no detectable cancer. That was given and that is enough.


14 posted on 03/09/2008 5:24:19 AM PDT by KeyWest (Help stamp out taglines!)
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