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A bump appeared on one of my knees, about 1" in diameter, with darker skin on it. As someone who has had cancer, of course it freaked me out. My oncologist suggested a dermatologist. And that doctor just laughed, and asked if I spent a lot of time on my knees. Of course, I'm a gardener, I replied. It turns out that people who kneel a lot tend to grow these bumps; she sees them frequently. And they're nothing to worry about.

So do Catholics get them when they get older too?


Jennifer in zone 10, Los Angeles, Sunset zone 22
 
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My Mom, catholic, doesn't have them---but does have arthritis in her knees.

Glad your bump turned out to be nothing serious!

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Posts: 842 | Location: Out in the sticks in Zone 6/Southwestern KY | Registered: November 27, 2004Reply With QuoteEdit or Delete MessageReport This Post
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LOL! I can understand your concern over a bump with your history Jennifer. Isn't it wonderful when it turns out to be nothing but a side effect of a hobby?


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Posts: 1783 | Location: Zone 4 Central South Dakota | Registered: June 20, 2002Reply With QuoteEdit or Delete MessageReport This Post
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I could make a joke, but I'm not going there. Especially in mixed company.

I'm so glad it was nothing to worry about.


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It sounds like nobody else has them. No other old gardeners/Catholics here?


Jennifer in zone 10, Los Angeles, Sunset zone 22
 
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I haven't had them, but if I do get them, I will know not to panic. Smiler I'm glad it turned out to be nothing serious.

--J--


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Posts: 1676 | Location: Zone 9b, the OC, California | Registered: March 20, 2004Reply With QuoteEdit or Delete MessageReport This Post
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Jenniferch - this old Catholic has them. Spent lots of time on my knees in Catholic school (rosary time).


Mojave Desert ~ Zone 13 ~ Growing season: mid-Feb. through Nov., interrupted by nearly 3 months of incandescent, growth-stopping summer heat.
 
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I almost never garden on my knees.

I usually sit, rarely squat.


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