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To: bd476

Totally agree.

After all the years of hosp. visits our biggest challenge is to stay far away from them.

I am not looking forward to my day visit but need the OR to remove any polyps for my five year check.

Soon as nap time is over I am outa there and home to sleep it off in my bed.

Luckily the specialist I chose comes to our town once a month on my respite day off. My son's careprovider while I am "napping with the big black hose"
is staying an extra three hours to make sure I am awake for next shift.

Also the nappy meds they give usually have no lingering effects and I am up and running once awake.

I will scrub my body down with septi soft prior as a protectant wear some old sweats and a tee my dollar store slippers then toss them in the garbedge when I get home.


32 posted on 01/26/2005 2:35:44 AM PST by oceanperch (2005 is going to be an Awesome Year, which way that will go only God knows)
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To: oceanperch
Good that you are thinking out the details in advance of the procedure. It's smart to plan ahead for the day despite the errrh prep, and the procedure itself. I don't envy you, but I admire your courage and example.

Everyone, they are now saying, needs to get this done upon the first sign of symptoms. I heard that they've dropped the beginning advised age again.

Hopefully you're going to have an experienced internist not a surgeon do the honors?

38 posted on 01/26/2005 3:53:13 AM PST by bd476 (How many pings could a Ping List ping if a Ping List could ping Pings?)
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