Sarah Sanders undergoes surgery for thyroid cancer

The Associated Press ^ | September 16, 2022 | By ANDREW DeMILLO

[napscoordinator]

Thank goodness it was successful and that’s she’s in a state she’s guaranteed to win. If she was in a purple state like Georgia, it’d be a thing especially as a republican successful or not. She’d not get the freebie like fetterman.

[napscoordinator]

Oh good grief.

[JohnBovenmyer]

The broken clock media are going to be correct once again soon when they declare candidate Sanders is radioactive. But in a few days she no longer will be and the media will still be broken.

[rlmorel]

Not sure what you mean about the “other thyroid cancer” but They can remove your thyroid gland, and then give you a high dosage of radioactive iodine to kill anything, and the only real long lasting issue is having to take thyroid medication every day.

I worked in Nuclear Medicine for quite a while, And I must say, I always enjoyed seeing those thyroid cancer patients over the years who did so well. It was nice to see.

I got a lot of satisfaction out of being part of the process gave those people such a great quality of life.

[larrytown]

Anaplastic thyroid cancer.

Very very low success for treatment.

[Albion Wilde]

There is something *wrong* with (I suspect) the water of the White House area. It nailed both H.W. and Barbara Bush with thyroid problems, and I suspect many more.

And Jared Kushner, who just underwent a second thyroid surgery. I've read that non-stick cookware is also a culprit. I know a great cook who developed thyroid illness after buying a set of Calphalon and a George Forman grill.

[rlmorel]

Yes, that one is less common for sure.

[yefragetuwrabrumuy]

“High levels of nitrate in water can be a result of runoff or leakage from fertilized soil, wastewater, landfills, animal feedlots, septic systems, or urban drainage. It can be difficult to pinpoint where the nitrate in drinking water comes from because there are many possibilities.”

[Albion Wilde]

It can be difficult to pinpoint where the nitrate in drinking water comes from because there are many possibilities.”

I guess they don't call it the swamp for nothing.

[Rinnwald]

Prayers to both our families.

[BookmanTheJanitor]

Amen.