Re: Re: Anterior vs posterior partial fundoplication and more.

[Guest guest]

Dear Notan,

 

Thank you so much for this piece of writing. I don't know whether you are

quoting, or it is your own writing (obviously some of it is), but I have found

it extremely informative and reassuring.

 

Best Wishes to you, as always, from Ann.

BTW:

> Hyperplastic ...

Hyperplastic means cells are growing faster than normal. Think of it as

an internal growth, like a wart or mole or some kind of blemish. I have

a friend who's wife had esophageal cancer. They had been given a book by

one of those guys that tries to get people paranoid so he can get you to

buy his books to learn the secret he hypes but never seems to make clear

in each book. In the book he claimed, among many things, that proof of

how bad our food and medicines were was all the internal masses modern

medicine was finding. Now if you think about all the growths (masses) we

get on the outside, warts, moles, cysts, lipomas, skin tags and others,

is it any wonder that similar things are found on the inside and that

now that so many people are having CTs, MRIs, and endoscopies, that

doctors are finding more of this stuff on the inside? No big deal,

people always had this stuff and if more people are dying of things like

cancer, most of it is probably because the food and medicine are so good

that people are living long enough to die of old age diseases like some

of the cancers. Unfortunately my friend became angry and lost his faith

in doctors. If you ever have a CT or MRI look at it as big net fishing

for more things to investigate and don't be surprised when something is

found. Most of the time these masses and spots are nothing to worry

about, but because you can't alway tell just what it is, it has to be

watched.

[Guest guest]

Ann wrote:

> Best Wishes to you, as always, from Ann.

Thanks for the kind thoughts.

notan