Nea TMI

[neadods]

A big blanket THANK YOU! to everyone for their good wishes. (Please forgive non-personal thank yous -- It is still a bit much for me to concentrate or type.) The good news is, I'm shaking off the anesthesia and the post-surgical ...squelch... ahead of schedule. The bad news is, now that the hospital-given good drugs have worn off, I'm getting a lot more aware of how sore my body is.

So my plans for the day are pretty much to eat, sleep, and read, with occasionally the thrill of moving a book or two from the library to the living room. Don't worry if I go quiet for a day or two; I'm lurking as my strength allows.

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[redpanda13.livejournal.com]

I've heard the expression, "I wish I were home sick in bed." Not miserable sick, just sick enough not to be expected to do anything for a few days but eat, sleep, and read. Enjoy that aspect and knowing that the problem is gone. Pat pat hug.

[neadods.livejournal.com]

and knowing that the problem is gone

Tongue cannot TELL how relieved I am that there isn't going to be a "okay, now let's try this" operation. That was my biggest fear right there.

Well, that and when the nurses hinted I may end up on YouTube. :D

[redpanda13.livejournal.com]

What part of you on YouTube? Not necessarily one that most people would recognize. (After my fibroid procedure, which involved feeding a catheter up from the large artery at the groin, I lost track of how many assorted medical-- I hope-- personnel of both sexes had to stop by and "take a look at your groin" to make sure it wasn't starting to bleed. After a while I wanted to sell tickets.)

[neadods.livejournal.com]

Which part do you think? :D. They were using some new machine & I had to sign a release for the rep to be in the room.