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19 Sep 04 - 12:22 PM (#1275615) Subject: BS: What gall...redux From: Mudlark For some reason my only access to my original thread is "read only." So just wanted to let everybody know I'm back home again. Laprascopic surgery did the trick, a 3-holer. I'm still in a fair amount of pain but one cant expect to lose an organ without some "discomfort." I was given the stones...whoa...they are huge, the size of marbles. Ugly suckers too, and except for the one promised to a (somewhat weird, in this particular case) friend, in the trash. Still on clear fluids, but I'm assuming I'll be able to eat again soon. Again, thanks for all the input and support. I expect to have a guitar back in my lap in no time.
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19 Sep 04 - 12:27 PM (#1275620) Subject: RE: BS: What gall...redux From: wysiwyg Rest well! :~) ~S~ |
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19 Sep 04 - 12:27 PM (#1275623) Subject: RE: BS: What gall...redux From: Amos Welcome back home, dear Mudlark!! So glad it went okay. For a while you are justified in adopting a holier-than-thou attitude, should you wish to do so! Even without the gall, you earned it! A |
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19 Sep 04 - 01:18 PM (#1275657) Subject: RE: BS: What gall...redux From: Justa Picker Glad it went smoothly, Nancy. I had the same procedure a year ago. (I've had dental work that was more painful.) Had 1 large stone the size of a Titlest, apparently. The recovery was a piece of cake. It felt like you'd feel if you'd done 50 situps, whilst being completely out of shape. Stiff and a little sore but nothing that could keep me from playing guitar. I was home 3 hours after waking up in the recovery. The hit of morphine following surgery (which I really didn't need but being a product of the 60s couldn't resist when offered), and the Percosets for 3 days upon release almost made it ALL, worthwhile. 8 days after surgery I resumed my 3-4 mile walks, per day. No complications, touch wood, since. I'm sure it'll be the same for you! |
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19 Sep 04 - 02:04 PM (#1275686) Subject: RE: BS: What gall...redux From: katlaughing Oh, good! Take it easy and enjoy being back home and amongst friends.:-) JP, glad to hear yours went so well, too! |
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19 Sep 04 - 02:15 PM (#1275693) Subject: RE: BS: What gall...redux From: SINSULL Welcome back. Why did you throw away the gall stones? We could have auctioned them on Mudcat. get some rest. SINS |
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19 Sep 04 - 03:56 PM (#1275783) Subject: RE: BS: What gall...redux From: John MacKenzie You could always learn Honky Tonk Woman, by The Rolling Stones ;~) Giok |
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19 Sep 04 - 09:29 PM (#1276034) Subject: RE: BS: What gall...redux From: Bert Still on clear fluids. Break out the Gin!!! |
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20 Sep 04 - 12:50 AM (#1276116) Subject: RE: BS: What gall...redux From: Mudlark Justa...thanks for the post op info...best news is that you were walking again so soon...I'm still a bit bent over in the crone position but will look forward to verticality very soon. Thanks again, everybody. Nancy |
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20 Sep 04 - 06:14 AM (#1276251) Subject: RE: BS: What gall...redux From: Micca Glad it went well Mudlark,Heres to a speedy recovery, Liz the Squeak called my "stone" (which I stil have in a glass bottle at home) Jonah Lomu cos' it is Big, All Black and Hard!!!! |
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20 Sep 04 - 08:28 AM (#1276349) Subject: RE: BS: What gall...redux From: jeffp Glad everything went well. You'll be surprised at how quickly you do recover. Meanwhile, get someone to pamper you for a little while at least. jeffp |