Monday, July 20, 2009

'It's, me and I'm back from sea" says Barnacle Bill the Sailor'

Good news!
I just got back from my doctor's appointment. She said I have SEBORRHEIC KERATOSIS. Nothing serious. It doesn't even have to be removed unless it bothers me. And it doesn't. She said she calls them "barnacles of life". I never thought I'd be happy to have a barnacle. I am very relieved!

11 comments:

  1. What is that? I went to the dr. today too and have nothing more serious than a wonky infected gland. I'm so glad to hear you're okay!

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  2. see this is the turning point , next thing the kids will be doing their own admin and you will be winning the lottery

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  3. Barnacles make the hair on the back of my neck stand up. Even just reading the word.

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  4. Anonymous5:15 PM

    thats great to hear schell, a few times I was going to ask you whatever happened about that "problem" but decided not too.

    Speaking of barnacles they are interesting life forms. when i was a kid I used to watch them underwater on docks. They keep raking the water with their feet to filter out food particles . Also theres been talk for years about trying to duplicate the substance that holds them to surfaces and use it as a glue . dont know if anything ever came of that and again Schell, excellent news , allan

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  5. Barnacles of life,, I love it. I have those also- plenty more to come :(. I am a dermatologist dream. I never had acne too bad, but I think I have every other skin condition there is.

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  6. Tree, what is what?
    Emma, wtf what?

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  7. What are the barnacles? Where are they?

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  8. Anonymous3:25 PM

    here's a giant barnacle feeding with its net like legs . It's really a very beautiful amimal up close like this .

    Some giant barnacle are also used as food tho it isnt all that common.

    Hey tree, imagine this thing growing on Schells back sticking ots little feet out all day ,, pretty weird, allan

    here, take a look ,

    http://www.seaotter.com/marine/research/balanus/nubilus/html/nubilus.jpg.html

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  9. Anonymous3:27 PM

    http://www.seaotter.com/marine/research/balanus/nubilus/html/nubilus.jpg.html



    hmm, that last thing didnt work, try this , if it doesnt work then , sorry , allan

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  10. SEBORRHEIC KERATOSIS. That's what she calls barnacles. It's a little growth that looks like an irregular mole.

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