While I was on the 15th MEU floating off the coast of Africa. I was laying in my rack watching a movie. I reached down to scratch my nuts and something didn't feel right. So I went to medical to get the boys checked out. They did an ultrasound and found something but couldn't determine what it was. So in less then 24 hours I was in a helicopter flying to land. 36 hours later I was greeted at the airport in San Diego by my family. My blood work suggests that I have seminoma testicular cancer. My CT scan didn't show that it had spread, so it looks like I had caught it early enough.I had my surgery yesterday to remove one of the boys and all is going good. I will get the results from the biopsy in two weeks. So check your boys every now and again.
Ironically, in the first bathroom I used on base in Africa was this poster posted on the wall in front of urinal
Ironically, in the first bathroom I used on base in Africa was this poster posted on the wall in front of urinal