The DTR breakroom March 4 - 10
03-09-2018, 09:59 AM
#16
Proprietor of Fiver's Inn and Hospitality Center
Morning gang,
Only one sprinkle left so someone came in last night and swiped some but didn't sign in - - - shame all over you.........
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Poured out the ph00, cleaned the pots, fresh coffee and ph00 in place, fresh cimmammuuum cake in place - - enjoy. Off to do something exciting - - like pull weeds. .............
Only one sprinkle left so someone came in last night and swiped some but didn't sign in - - - shame all over you.........
..................Poured out the ph00, cleaned the pots, fresh coffee and ph00 in place, fresh cimmammuuum cake in place - - enjoy. Off to do something exciting - - like pull weeds. .............
03-09-2018, 03:50 PM
#18
Registered User
I survived. Doc didn't see anything scary after he got in. He removed some polyps for biopsy. The diverticulitis is in the same area as the last time, but not as bad. Hopefully the antibiotics and watching the diet will take care of it.
03-10-2018, 04:49 AM
#19
Top's Younger Twin
I had a contrasting CT scan this week to see if the abcess in my rt chest/shoulder was still there after the surgery a few weeks ago.
Of course they can’t tell me anything but... the tech asked me where should they be looking.
Then She showed me the screen and says the left and right sides don’t show any abnormalities anywhere!
Its been 40 months now and the last 5 months with a picc line and iv antibiotics, plus a total of four surgeries.
I’m certain we finally got it!
I see the infection specialist on Monday and hopefully leave without the picc line in my arm.
Of course they can’t tell me anything but... the tech asked me where should they be looking.
Then She showed me the screen and says the left and right sides don’t show any abnormalities anywhere!
Its been 40 months now and the last 5 months with a picc line and iv antibiotics, plus a total of four surgeries.
I’m certain we finally got it!
I see the infection specialist on Monday and hopefully leave without the picc line in my arm.
03-10-2018, 05:38 AM
#20
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I had a contrasting CT scan this week to see if the abcess in my rt chest/shoulder was still there after the surgery a few weeks ago.
Of course they can’t tell me anything but... the tech asked me where should they be looking.
Then She showed me the screen and says the left and right sides don’t show any abnormalities anywhere!
Its been 40 months now and the last 5 months with a picc line and iv antibiotics, plus a total of four surgeries.
I’m certain we finally got it!
I see the infection specialist on Monday and hopefully leave without the picc line in my arm.
Of course they can’t tell me anything but... the tech asked me where should they be looking.
Then She showed me the screen and says the left and right sides don’t show any abnormalities anywhere!
Its been 40 months now and the last 5 months with a picc line and iv antibiotics, plus a total of four surgeries.
I’m certain we finally got it!
I see the infection specialist on Monday and hopefully leave without the picc line in my arm.
Sounds like a heck of a journey.
03-10-2018, 11:34 AM
#21
Registered User
I had a contrasting CT scan this week to see if the abcess in my rt chest/shoulder was still there after the surgery a few weeks ago.
Of course they can’t tell me anything but... the tech asked me where should they be looking.
Then She showed me the screen and says the left and right sides don’t show any abnormalities anywhere!
Its been 40 months now and the last 5 months with a picc line and iv antibiotics, plus a total of four surgeries.
I’m certain we finally got it!
I see the infection specialist on Monday and hopefully leave without the picc line in my arm.
Of course they can’t tell me anything but... the tech asked me where should they be looking.
Then She showed me the screen and says the left and right sides don’t show any abnormalities anywhere!
Its been 40 months now and the last 5 months with a picc line and iv antibiotics, plus a total of four surgeries.
I’m certain we finally got it!
I see the infection specialist on Monday and hopefully leave without the picc line in my arm.
03-10-2018, 07:33 PM
#22
Proprietor of Fiver's Inn and Hospitality Center
Wow Scotty - - bout time. You've been through enough. Hope the next doc trip is as encouraging. Great news.
Another week is down the drain, gang. Wow, this one went fast -- so much happening.
Be sure to set your clocks forward one hour tonight.
Another week is down the drain, gang. Wow, this one went fast -- so much happening.
Be sure to set your clocks forward one hour tonight.
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