What date are you scheduled for?
Outpatient work or how many days anticipated?
What date are you scheduled for?
Outpatient work or how many days anticipated?
The 15th Jim - 10 day countdown has started.
The scheduled surgery is 6 hours so the day of will be day 1 in the hospital. As it stands a couple more days is likely to make sure everything is working in my digestive tract.
Best of luck with this Chris! I know you may be nervous about this, but keep a positive outlook. Try to remember what the improvement will be post surgery. We are all here rooting for you and you and yours will be in all our thoughts and prayers.
Chris (December 5th, 2016)
Hope all goes well for you Cris.
I know the disk replacement these days is a huge improvement.
Therese sister did it a few years back and has had vast improvement in quality of life.
Chris (December 5th, 2016)
Keep positive. You'll do fine
Float right through and be wheelin by the China Wall run..
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In a never ending search for the proper mix of dirt & rock !
Chris (December 5th, 2016)
Hoping for an easy surgery, and quick and complete recovery, Chris. Hoping you get immediate and permanent relief.
Chris (December 7th, 2016)
made me queasy thinking about that surgery. Best wishes to you.
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We do not remember days, we remember moments.
Cesare Pavese
Chris (December 7th, 2016)
I'm hunting down some black and white checkered flags because I want to be the one to call you the winner at the end of the race! YOU ARE GOING TO DO GREAT!
Chris (December 7th, 2016)
Bring them to China Wall Jackie, I'll be expecting you to wave me through!
Yeah, TMI but I spend too much time at the computer these days.
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Chris in Florida
That looks like a USB port on the side of the contraption - you going digital adjustments!
Will you have a knob on your back that will go to 11?
Wow. Just wow
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In a never ending search for the proper mix of dirt & rock !
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Chris in Florida
Needs more triangulation.
I had a "surgical" root canal this summer. The doc gave me the option, to fill the gap where the root of the tooth was removed, cadaver or synthetic - with the statement that cadaver was much better than synth. Cadaver is fine by me. All but a memory.
Now if I knew the BIO of the person - that might ride on my mind a bit too much.
You and Barb will be on our minds - in our thoughts and prayers.
We only use cadaver bone at our dental office. This is when you do an extraction and want to preserve the ridge (if you plan on putting an implant in). If you don't fill with cadaver bone tissue will fill the space in since it grows faster leaving a void in the bone.
Chris (December 12th, 2016)