Finally caught up. I've had 4 colonoscopies. Starting at 40 every 5 years, prostate also. I worked for a scope manufacturer, we were developing it from a diagnostic tool to a therapy device. If you know how they work, there are cables to direct the scope. When the Doc is doing a colonoscopy he is heading to the cecum. There are a bunch of turns to get there. I talked a Doc thru removing a scope on the phone. A cable snapped and the scope was stuck in the patient and the Doc was panicking. I was driving at 80 mph up 95 with the VP of the company next to me, asking me if every body from NJ drove this slow?