Why would a gynecologist want info on a prostate?? Married 35yrs and still totally confusedAs to wood working, I welcome you to a great place for a swim.
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Why would a gynecologist want info on a prostate?? Married 35yrs and still totally confused
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I guess I wasn't so clear on that part... as a pathology practice, we diagnose tissue biopsies and cytologies from all body parts and from almost all specialty practices. I call on ob/gyn's, dermatologists, urologists, gastroenterologists, ENT's, family practices, and even podiatrists. About the only specialty I don't call on is orthopedics. I even have some eye surgeons as clients.Originally Posted by Jim Dunn
Why would a gynecologist want info on a prostate?? Married 35yrs and still totally confused
I just tell people the prostate biopsy thing to see what kind of reaction I get. Usually its something like, "Ooookaaay, well, how about them Broncos?" Either that or they just stand there and turn bright red.
Eric in Denver
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I'd like to meet ya Eric, but it would remind me of my need for an exam. Glad your in Colorado, How bout them KC Chiefs?
Nice table though.
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Welcome to SMC Eric! Nice bunch here.
BTW...did anyone ever mention that in your avatar pic you resemble an old golden retriever?
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Hey Eric, great having you at the Creek! As it happens, I still work part time at a local Woodcraft. (Just can't seem to give up the great discounts!
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Welcome Eric: your woodworking history (read promises made) and mine are in sync. I'm running out of excuses however, have you got any fresh ones...that work!
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Welcome! I remember the first project. It was a footstool made from $5000 worth of WW equipment. Fortunately, the cost has been amortized over the last several years.!
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welcome to the creek Eric.
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Welcome Eric! I restarted my woodworking journey in almost exactly the same manner, hmm pay $700.00 for this mdf painted hutch or spend $500.00 on a tablesaw and router and build it myself? Sixteen years later, dedicated shop with more tools than I can use, I oughta start on that hutch....
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