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<blockquote data-quote="grandpaw" data-source="post: 322278" data-attributes="member: 8635">I am back from my second visit to the M.D.Anderson cancer center in Houston Tx. This place is the top place for treating cancer and is VERY BIG and is a great&nbsp; place to go. I arrived early for each of&nbsp; my appointments and was done with my blood work, EKG, aspiration of bone marrow, CT scan and biopsy and leaving BEFORE each of my appointment times even came up. These people are extremely efficient. Everyone is very polite and helpful with any problem, appointment or need you may have. I believe I am correct in saying this is the biggest hospital in the world and the #1 cancer facility. I was able to get a photo of one of the many buildings they have and it is of the children's section. You can see it in the picture below and this was taken from several floors up in the building I was getting my biopsy done in. The building extends behind the lighter colored building to the right of it. Remember that this is only one of many buildings like this that make up the hospital. This is the M.D. Anderson Center but it is called the Texas hospital. This photo was taken through a plate glass window of the building I was in.[ATTACH=full]96512[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="grandpaw, post: 322278, member: 8635"] I am back from my second visit to the M.D.Anderson cancer center in Houston Tx. This place is the top place for treating cancer and is VERY BIG and is a great place to go. I arrived early for each of my appointments and was done with my blood work, EKG, aspiration of bone marrow, CT scan and biopsy and leaving BEFORE each of my appointment times even came up. These people are extremely efficient. Everyone is very polite and helpful with any problem, appointment or need you may have. I believe I am correct in saying this is the biggest hospital in the world and the #1 cancer facility. I was able to get a photo of one of the many buildings they have and it is of the children's section. You can see it in the picture below and this was taken from several floors up in the building I was getting my biopsy done in. The building extends behind the lighter colored building to the right of it. Remember that this is only one of many buildings like this that make up the hospital. This is the M.D. Anderson Center but it is called the Texas hospital. This photo was taken through a plate glass window of the building I was in. [ATTACH align="left" type="full"]96512._xfImport[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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