Glad to hear Frank, and sorry I was upfront in my first posts, its just not something to mess around with as you have learned. It hit home when my friend Marco died. He went in when something didn't feel right, they went in and looked, did the normal chemo and radiation, but it was too late. At 63 years old he died a young man, left behind his wife and kids, so sad for something that could have been avoided.
My original post was geared at those that haven't done it, age 50 or earlier should be your first one, even though its a pain in the ass, literally, getting it done early outweighs the possibilities.
The bleeding is fairly normal. If it continues on after a few days, then I would be concerned, but it will stop.
