They found a spot on my mother's lung that turned out to be a calcium deposit brought on by living in Pittsburgh for 74 years.

There was also the bone scan, that turned up something odd on her rib cage. It turned out to be a cracked rib. But we had a terrible worry over that one.

My boyfriend had a growth on his hip joint, they were almost certain was malignant. It turned out to be benign. Of course the S.O.B. dumped me three months after the surgery. But that's no never mind.

Another of my upbeat stories. Dr. Frank Gilmore was the first person to have a lung removed because of cancer. That was in 1933. He delivered my sister in 1956.