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To: Jim Spitz who wrote (8577)	10/1/1998 2:33:00 PM
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buy BMRA EZDETECT colon cancer test should take off read this CANCER CHECKUP 0N DECK F0R DARRYL By GEORGE KING and CARL CAMPANILE A worried Yankee slugger Darryl Strawberry took himself out of last night's playoff game against Texas - and doctors are expected to do a cancer test on a growth they discovered on his colon. I am not doing too good today, a somber Strawberry told The Post after a CAT-scan yesterday. The tests found a pimple in the colon area. The doctor said it was good that I came in when I did, because if it had grown and burst, I would have really been sick. Strawberry said he will be undergoing further tests today - and doctors are expected to be checking if the growth is malignant. He told The Post he was concerned about the pain in his lower left abdomen, and that he decided to have himself checked out after a recent conversation with lifelong friend Eric Davis - the Baltimore Oriole slugger diagnosed with colon cancer last year. Strawberry also said there was a family history of cancer; his mother, Ruby, died of breast cancer in 1996. Anytime you take tests, cancer is the one thing you fear, Yankee skipper Joe Torre said. I am sure by tomorrow we will have more of a handle on it. Fans piling into Yankee Stadium last night for Game 2 of the AL Division Series against the Rangers were pulling for Strawberry. I hope he's OK, said Lorie Thomas of Summit, N.J. It's really too bad if it's worse than an infection. We could use him - but his health is more important. Thomas said Strawberry was not just an inspiration for teammates. It's a great story that he cleaned himself up from the drugs, she said. He's had a great year.