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I am going to agree with everyone here. I had my procedure, due to high grade dysplasia in the rectum. Beyond the 2cm rectal cuff I don’t know where else it could occur in my case.

I have an affirmation that I tell myself so i can get thru the crazy and difficult times with this new anatomy:

1. I am alive

2. I do not have a permanent bag

3. I will never get colon cancer.

although nothing is certain in this life, I choose to believe the above as it rationalizes the huge sacrifice I made to avoid future colon cancer.

I will still scope yearly and focus on my recovery.

be well and happy new year to all!!

eric

12/30/213:49 PM

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