I got all my moles removed. Just one of them was in fact beginning to change the cells. I still have to wear sunscreen every day for all my life, but I don´t care.
24 stitches later, I´m free.
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Kat Draugelis has written 2 entries about this goal
Since it runs on the family, and I had two moles removed, I need to be careful with the sun, applying sunscreen everytime I leave home, even if it´s cloudy.
And get the other moles removed too.
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D. W. cheered this 4 years ago
