Arianrhod
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lol. CarsonI asked you if you knew someone with cancer. Most people do.What's even more sickening is that you're using people with cancer to launch a political attack on someone. You're a piece of work.
It's Carson who used his status as an M.D. to endorse a product with no curative properties that he claimed cured his prostate cancer. Based on his description, he doesn't even get the terminology correct:
In the summer of 2002, I had my PSAs checked. I had prostate cancer; a very malignant and aggressive form. The various medical options were laid out; what caught my attention were glycol-proteins. Within a week my symptoms were completely resolved. But urologist [recommended immediate] surgery anyway, [which I did]. It turned out that the cancer was within one millimeter of metastasizing. If we had waited it would have been too late.
Ben Carson on Health Care![]()
It's almost as if a layman wrote it.
"PSAs"?
![wtf :wtf: :wtf:](/styles/smilies/wtf.gif)
A doctor would also state the staging (stage I, II, III, or IV), not "a very aggressive form."
And that "within a millimeter of metastasizing" is beyond bizarre. Was he trying to "talk down" to the layman, or was he so out of practice at describing symptoms that he let loose with this mess? (As a specialist surgeon 30 years out of medical school, it would not be unusual for him to have forgotten the details, but brush up before you go on, man.)