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<blockquote data-quote="John SD" data-source="post: 1233485" data-attributes="member: 14713"><p>My advice to the younger folks here is take care of your skin TODAY. USE SUNSCREEN! And if you can possibly stand them, wear a wide brim hat that shades your face and the back of your neck. Doesn't have to necessarily be a cowboy hat. </p><p></p><p> Umbrellas, home built shades, or cabs on field equipment is a good idea. I can't stand heat, cold, or dirt any more, so no more cabless tractors for me. </p><p></p><p>Skin dr cut deep enough on my face to require several stitches a couple years ago to remove my first bonafide skin cancer at age 50. Warfarin certainly complicates the healing afterward. Can't count the stuff he froze off my face, neck, and hands with liquid nitrogen. Nothing on my arms because I've always worn long sleeve shirts. </p><p></p><p> Given a choice, freezing skin cancers is better than going under the knife. Best is do what you can now to avoid the problem in future years. Too late for old guys like me, the damage is done.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="John SD, post: 1233485, member: 14713"] My advice to the younger folks here is take care of your skin TODAY. USE SUNSCREEN! And if you can possibly stand them, wear a wide brim hat that shades your face and the back of your neck. Doesn't have to necessarily be a cowboy hat. Umbrellas, home built shades, or cabs on field equipment is a good idea. I can't stand heat, cold, or dirt any more, so no more cabless tractors for me. Skin dr cut deep enough on my face to require several stitches a couple years ago to remove my first bonafide skin cancer at age 50. Warfarin certainly complicates the healing afterward. Can't count the stuff he froze off my face, neck, and hands with liquid nitrogen. Nothing on my arms because I've always worn long sleeve shirts. Given a choice, freezing skin cancers is better than going under the knife. Best is do what you can now to avoid the problem in future years. Too late for old guys like me, the damage is done. [/QUOTE]
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