[pepsi_junkie]

Probably. There are two ablation techniques, one uses microwaves to burn the top layer off and has been around for a while. It works and has a long track record of working well, Barrett's gone.

The one I got was more experimental but my doc is sort of the pioneer in it and her research says it's easier on the body, etc. She felt strongly that it would be better for me because of the length of the segment and I think she made up a study for me because the insurance wouldn't pay for "experimental" therapies. Literally, I think she created and got funding for a study just for me. So I was ridiculously lucky to get this done for free. I did get asked to allow like 20 doctors be in the room to observe when I got one of the procedures, most from south america and Europe no less. Crazy. How could I refuse? So I'm an internationally renowned medical oddity.

[mass55th]

"I did get asked to allow like 20 doctors be in the room to observe when I got one of the procedures, most from south america and Europe no less."

Wow!! That tops Katie Couric's colonoscopy.