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Spinal Surgery - part II



 
 
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Old November 1st 08, 12:58 AM posted to rec.aviation.homebuilt
Flyingmonk[_1_]
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Default Spinal Surgery - part II

On Oct 31, 11:10 am, " wrote:

To All:

I woke up SCREAMING. Apparently they doped me up with Demerol or some
other high-value pain killer to get me home. That is, the procedure
was NOT performed.

-R.S.Hoover


Crap! How can they do that to you? That sux. Don't they realize the
anxiety that people go thru just to get themselves ready for such an
operation? They better have a good reason.

Good luck again Bob.

Monk

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Old November 1st 08, 03:32 AM posted to rec.aviation.homebuilt
flash
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Default Spinal Surgery - part II


wrote in message
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On Oct 30, 10:20 pm, " wrote:
Hi guys.

Thanks for the boost.

It is 2200 (that's ten p.m. for you civilians) and I've been home
since about 1400. But I can't tell you if the surgery was a success
or not. I didn't see the physician after the procedure was done and
they used a general instead of a local, so I didn't get to participate
in the action.

Frankly, I'm still doped up. If I wake up screaming I'll know the
procedure didn't work. As will the neighbors. But I've got my hopes
up.

If the procedure WAS a success it means the PAIN will be locked back
in its cave. And if the PAIN is removed from the equation, it will
allow them to use more aggressive measures against the tumor. And
that means there's a good chance I will be able to recover much of the
strength I've lost. And THAT means I can get at those engines, and
the fuel tank and the umpty-leben ribs for the DBK's tapered wing, and
finishing that Siler lock that's suppose to snap fire in that replica
Hawkins I've been fooling with for the past... too many years.

Lotsa stuff like that.

But mostly it means they'll have a better chance of CONTROLLING the
tumor... of preventing its spread... of buying me a few more months
not only on this planet but in the air above it.

-R.S.Hoover


To All:

I woke up SCREAMING. Apparently they doped me up with Demerol or some
other high-value pain killer to get me home. That is, the procedure
was NOT performed.

-R.S.Hoover


At times like this, as my doc told me, "Morphine is your best friend".

Hope there is a valid reason for not doing what they said. Postponement of
releif is less than no releif at all. (I copped that from "justice delayed
is justice denied", from whomever said that.)

Bob, I do hope it gets better for you. Youu are in our prayers. God loves
a guy who can find humor even in his own misery, so you are obviously on the
"good list'.

Flash



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Old November 1st 08, 03:38 AM posted to rec.aviation.homebuilt
Stella Starr
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Default Spinal Surgery - part II

Flash wrote:
I do hope it gets better for you. Youu are in our prayers. God loves
a guy who can find humor even in his own misery, so you are obviously on the
"good list'.


Second that.
Cheers, dear.
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Old November 1st 08, 05:17 AM posted to rec.aviation.homebuilt
Steve Hix
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Default Spinal Surgery - part II

In article , "Flash"
wrote:

wrote in message
...
On Oct 30, 10:20 pm, " wrote:
Hi guys.

Thanks for the boost.

It is 2200 (that's ten p.m. for you civilians) and I've been home
since about 1400. But I can't tell you if the surgery was a success
or not. I didn't see the physician after the procedure was done and
they used a general instead of a local, so I didn't get to participate
in the action.

Frankly, I'm still doped up. If I wake up screaming I'll know the
procedure didn't work. As will the neighbors. But I've got my hopes
up.

If the procedure WAS a success it means the PAIN will be locked back
in its cave. And if the PAIN is removed from the equation, it will
allow them to use more aggressive measures against the tumor. And
that means there's a good chance I will be able to recover much of the
strength I've lost. And THAT means I can get at those engines, and
the fuel tank and the umpty-leben ribs for the DBK's tapered wing, and
finishing that Siler lock that's suppose to snap fire in that replica
Hawkins I've been fooling with for the past... too many years.

Lotsa stuff like that.

But mostly it means they'll have a better chance of CONTROLLING the
tumor... of preventing its spread... of buying me a few more months
not only on this planet but in the air above it.

-R.S.Hoover


To All:

I woke up SCREAMING. Apparently they doped me up with Demerol or some
other high-value pain killer to get me home. That is, the procedure
was NOT performed.

-R.S.Hoover


At times like this, as my doc told me, "Morphine is your best friend".

Hope there is a valid reason for not doing what they said. Postponement of
releif is less than no releif at all. (I copped that from "justice delayed
is justice denied", from whomever said that.)

Bob, I do hope it gets better for you. Youu are in our prayers. God loves
a guy who can find humor even in his own misery, so you are obviously on the
"good list'.


A young (as in elementary school) friend of mine suffered an accident
requiring surgery to the inside of her mouth between her front teeth and
lip. (I still cringe just thinking about it.)

She referred to the serious pain killer administered to her, with total
approbation, as the "good medicine".

And competing with the attending surgeon to telling the worst puns.

Tough kid.
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Old November 2nd 08, 05:58 AM posted to rec.aviation.homebuilt
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Default Spinal Surgery - part II

God made morphine, God made morphine receptors.

Dilaudid is your friend.

We're praying for you, RS.
 




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