I go under the knife today to have my dysfunctional gall bladder removed. (wouldn’t it be nice to have neuroses so neatly and completely removed?)
Wish me luck. Laparoscopic technology cannot be used in my case, since I have rebuilt plumbing from my first surgery for cancer 12 years ago. So it’ll be the old fashioned way, with formaldehyde and leeches and rusty saws.
I’m sure all will go well. I should be home by Wednesday, well enough to goad all my friends with all my needs into desperately wishing me completely recovered. Don’t knock it, it works.
David
Awwww, good luck may your recovery be speedy.
Sending good thoughts from Missouri.
Good luck – not that I know much about it, but my impression is that it’s a routine kind of surgery, even with the rusty saws and leeches…
thank you both for your well wishes. i’m recorving well enough from what turned out to be a large incision.
Oh my gosh. I picked a few blogfolks at random from my roll because there simply isn’t time to visit everyone. So I came here, then read about your surgery. Though its only been a couple of days, I hope you are feeling a bit better each day. I’m sending good wishes and healing thoughts in your direction.
Raw Milk and Raw Butter are supposed to be really good for healing and health. Not regular pasturiezed Raw. Their’s a guy that cures people from terminal cancer it should help you with your incision and improve your health so that they don’t need to make more incisions in the future.
If you interested in learning more the guy has a book called.
We want to live.
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Good luck.
From David
I’m still waiting for the saga of the phantom gall bladder.
Hugs,
Betty
Glad to hear you’re well. I’ve only ever had one surgery for my appendix. Thankfully I was young so I don’t remember much. Not the most pleasant thing in the world. Just remember there are worse that could be happening to you :). “Always look on the bright side of life.”