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Tag Archives: surgery
Breaking Radio Silence
Good Sunday to all. In the hubbub surrounding my doctors’ appointments and return to blog posting last week, I completely neglected to dutifully report that my trapezius has broken radio silence and has reported for duty. A couple of weeks … Continue reading
Surgical Hijinks
Yesterday I had my first follow-up with the surgeon. I’m pleased to report that my staples came out, although I still have one surgical drain – the one that’s near my pancreas. Apparently that takes a long time to heal. … Continue reading
Gaming the System, Part II
Sunday last we had our appointment with the surgeon. We arrived at the hospital in time (great parking, thank you very much!) and made our way to the office. As we entered the waiting area I looked around and said … Continue reading
Gaming the System
Good morning. I’m happy to say that today’s post will be about more than just travel experiences and whatnot. However, before I get into the story I want to relay, I must share two quick tidbits: When flying home via … Continue reading
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Status Quo
As you may know, this morning was my appointment with the oncologist. The good news is that the chemo I’ve been doing has been holding my cancer at bay. That means the tumors have not multiplied or attempted to take … Continue reading
At long last…
From an email originally sent on August 12, 2012. Good morning. After much hand-wringing and teeth-gnashing, I’m pleased to report an honest-to-goodness actual surgery date: Tuesday, August 21st. The surgery will be performed under the auspices of Prof. Mordechai (“Motti”) … Continue reading