Good news on the cancer front.

[Mik]

https://www.cancerguard.com/how-it-works?lid=albjhpmztfbs&utm_source=cep&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=cgn_nurture_one

[jon-nyc]

It says it’s contraindicated for people with cancer in the last three years. I wonder if that includes skin cancers.

[Mik]

Interesting point. I would come under that.

[jon-nyc]

I will always fall under that.

[Mik]

I've got a year and a half before I'm past it. Assuming I don't have another incidence.

[jon-nyc]

I’m a skin cancer factory. I get them removed every six months without fail.

[Mik]

Immune suppression effect?

[jon-nyc]

Yep. One of my meds increases my skin cancer risk 60x.

And I was getting skin cancers in my 30s before transplant.

[89th]

Wow. My FIL had stage 4 kidney cancer a decade ago, last year had a kidney transplant and since basically wears a Columbia SPF long sleeve windbreaker and wide brim hat whenever he's outside, even in the heat of summer.

[jon-nyc]

I should but don’t.

[Mik]

No, stick with sunscreen. It's a more youthful look.