Good news that's its not bigger.. bad news that the Panacur C I've been taking for it every day apparently hasn't done me any good.. I thought it had gotten smaller as evidenced in December's MRI, but the doc explained it kind of depends where the MRI slices it.. if its closer to the "equator", so to speak, it will appear larger (like the Earth's diameter is larger around the equator, than around the poles) if sliced closer to the poles, it will appear smaller..

The really bad news is that insurance would cover n ablation procedure, which would involve sticking a needle in it and frying or freezing it.. but they will cover a full blown surgery with a night stay in the hospital to remove it the archaic way..

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Friendship is like peeing your pants.. Everybody can see it, but only you can feel the warmth..