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By Financial Independence at 35  •  July 2, 2020
I wrote about a suspicious spot found during my regular cancer scan in this post. I’m happy to report I had it thoroughly investigated and it’s not a cancer recurrence.

Chain of events

  1. Went for a PET CT scan at SGH on 15 June. A PET CT scan is where they inject you with a radioactive isotope and lie down in a machine while it scans your entire body. Whole process took about a couple of hours and went pretty smoothly.
  2. Got results back and saw doctors at the National Cancer Centre (NCC) on 18 Jun. They said there was a suspicious spot on my prostrate and they would discuss it further at their tumour board next week.
  3. NCC doctors called me back on 25 Jun. They want to do an MRI scan. This provides a sharper picture of the spot on my prostrate. They thought the chance of tumour was 50%. A date for the MRI was set around three weeks later on 14 July.
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This records my experience of being a 35-year-old who reached financial freedom.
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