It is just the massaging action of the anti clot leggings, but it creeped me out. I am in the OR, and they are cleaning up. Dr L. says "I am real sorry, I had to cut you."
I'd known that if it was not done Laparascopiclly, there were problems...
"Did you find Cancer?"
"No, but there were some other things - this was a very hard surgery. I need to go talk to your family, I will see you in recovery."
" Ok. Thanks Dr. L."
I feel my feet and legs, and a huge pressure in my bladder.
Monday, November 23, 2009
Friday, November 6, 2009
The story....
I had no intention of waiting this long to blog. But with a vengeance, my ADD is back, with very little sign of slowing.
Mentally, I am back to normal. Well, normal for me.
We arrived at the Hospital last Friday at 7, and I was taken back. Again, they did not have things needed, and were surprised that I was allergic to Penicillin! I got to talk to the anesthesiologist, and we talked about my commitment to not having Narcotics.
The nurse offered me a larger robe. Why is it that they are either for a 140-lb person, or a 500-lb person?
She then blows the vein in my right hand, forcing the IV to be in my dominant, left hand. this will lead to it's early demise later.
by 9:15 I have the not-relative of Penicillin in me, and I am wheeled back, and back, and back through the beige corridors of the surgical suite.
There are all sorts of instruments lined up, and I slide over, on to the thin operating table. The anesthesiologist puts the mask over me, and I am out.
I feel the presence. I feel hands running up my legs, this awful creeping feeling....
And, I'm awake.
Mentally, I am back to normal. Well, normal for me.
We arrived at the Hospital last Friday at 7, and I was taken back. Again, they did not have things needed, and were surprised that I was allergic to Penicillin! I got to talk to the anesthesiologist, and we talked about my commitment to not having Narcotics.
The nurse offered me a larger robe. Why is it that they are either for a 140-lb person, or a 500-lb person?
She then blows the vein in my right hand, forcing the IV to be in my dominant, left hand. this will lead to it's early demise later.
by 9:15 I have the not-relative of Penicillin in me, and I am wheeled back, and back, and back through the beige corridors of the surgical suite.
There are all sorts of instruments lined up, and I slide over, on to the thin operating table. The anesthesiologist puts the mask over me, and I am out.
I feel the presence. I feel hands running up my legs, this awful creeping feeling....
And, I'm awake.
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