Quickies
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From the latest J.D. Hayworth ad...
Rumor has it that I survived my surgery today, sans gall bladder.
Glad to hear that it went well and hopefully no further problems!
Who needs a gall bladder?
Hope your recovery goes smoothly!
That's good news!
It was surgery for removal of the gall bladder, right? With Obamacare it could have been your brain.
Would they know the difference if they saw it?
Probably not.
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It was surgery for removal of the gall bladder, right? With Obamacare it could have been your brain.
There are some here that would claim that had already happened.
sans gall bladder
Doesn't it feel liberating?
I've been sans gallbladder for almost 17 years. I have to warn you though, watch out for Post Cholecystectomy Syndrome. I belong to the lucky (NOT!!!) 10% who are affected.
http://www.medfriendly.com/postcholecystectomysyndrome.html
It has eased up over the last few years, but there are still certain foods that I have to stay away from .......or pay the consequences! Be careful with saturated fats, and introduce them slowly to see how you tolerate them.
Jennifer had her gallbladder removed 3 years ago, about 2 months after she gave birth. She does not have any problems with PCS and can eat whatever she wants to.
Sad to read this today ..........
Early Thursday (March 11) morning, Merlin Olsen, Hall of Fame tackle for the Los Angeles Rams/"Little House on the Prairie" sidekick/FTD flowers pitchman/facial-hair pioneer [...] died at a hospital in Duarte, California. He was 69 years old.
http://newsroom.mtv.com/2010/03/11/merlin-olsen-rip/
Doesn't it feel liberating? Oh, and enjoy all that Vicodin the next couple of days!!!
LOL!!! Vicodin? You're kidding, right? I didn't even take an Aspirin. My wife filled all the prescriptions and now we've got Vicodin, Percocet (or whatever it's called), and some anti-nausea stuff that are unused and just a waste of money...
The only real discomfort has been that three of the incisions are just above my belt line which makes it kind of uncomfortable sitting for any thing other than very short periods.
