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The dental crisis is over. A tooth was extracted — it couldn't be saved — and I had an appointment today to remove the stitches from my mouth. Today was the fastest and least expensive thing I've had done to me all year. $8.00 for 15 minutes work.
Compare that to the work done ten days ago, which involved about five hours in the chair, and left my wallet rather a great deal lighter and me feeling like I'd been hit in the face by a brick. At least I got codeine out of the deal. It was, unfortunately, necessary for a few days.
Now that the abscess has been removed eradicated destroyed dealt with, we're on track for a brain surgery date of December 13th, two weeks from tomorrow.
At least it's not on a Friday the 13th. Not that I'm superstitious, but I have to wonder if any of the people in the O.R. might be. I expect not, but you never know.
The countdown resumes.
Posted by Russ at 09:12 PM, November 28, 2007 in Health
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You'll be in our prayers buddy. Take care and rest up.
Posted by: Andy Sarine at November 29, 2007 10:27 AM
How long do you expect to be away from the keyboard afterwards?
Posted by: Skul at November 30, 2007 02:09 PM
Hey Comrade--I've been away for a bit visiting a good friend of mine, but know that you're in my prayers, too. Primarily for the coming Workers' Revolution, but also for the surgery and your health. Success there would be a rather delightful Christmas present.
Posted by: John at December 3, 2007 10:26 AM
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