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"Franky", humnbird- where the heck have ya beeeen?! This be KT, Katie here, just happened to ck out the stuff on dialysis nsg., as I am thinking about a switch, and found ya here! just wanted to say Hi! (BTW, I had NO idea dialysis nurses made such crummy $. Sounds like many like it though-what to do, what to do... I am havin a wee bit of a job search crisis. Please reply on here, humnbird. I've missed you and your wit. The other site is now requiring registration, which is probably a good thing-less sniping, but less lively, too! You take care!

My husband had a seminoma (most common) 7 yrs ago, and is fine now. Most testicular tumors are of gonadal cell origin, and in the non-seminomas, the tumor cells can show various degrees of differentiation. Prognosis varies w/cell type and stage. With surgery and radiation, 90%with Stage 1 non-seminomas survive beyond 5 yrs. If cancer is beyond Stage 2 at diagnosis, prognosis is poor. I got this info from Professional Guide to Diseases,( a common book pub. by Springhouse.) Regardless of the staging, remember there is always hope- Lance Armstrong, the Tour de France biker is doing great, and HE had brain metastasis! I'll be thinking of you-Kate