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A lonely man recounts his sickly childhood and the discovery of a growing lump on his arm. Initially dismissed as benign, the lump becomes increasingly painful and concerning.
- Narrator describes a solitary childhood spent indoors reading.
- A small, movable mass develops under the skin of his left upper arm.
- A doctor initially diagnoses the mass as a lipoma or xanthoma, likely due to high cholesterol.
- The narrator's concern grows as the lump increases in size and causes stinging pain.
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