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January 04, 2006

MISSING:

Has anyone seen any stray gall stones laying around anywhere? Seriously. My doctor gave me one of the stones to bring home and now I can’t find it. If you have any idea where it might be hiding, I’m offering a reward.

Anyway, I’m back home and feeling pretty good (with some help from the pain meds, of course). The procedure went very well and I’m now without a gallbladder — which gives new meaning to the over-used adage, “I feel like something’s missing from my life.”

I don’t really feel like writing too much right now, so I’ll leave you with a couple of links to a couple of photos from my last couple of days:

  1. Gross! Pictures of my gallbladder (the white-ish, veiny thing) being extracted. (Don’t say I didn’t warn you.)
  2. Through My Eyes. A three-photo photo essay of my time at the hospital. This set is for those of you who are a little more weak-stomached.
When I find my stone, I’ll post a photo of it here as well.

Off to bed.

Update: A photo of the gall stones can be found here.

Posted at 11:07 pm

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Comments (4):
the KIDS and i are glad you’re better…. keep up on those pain meds. they rock, huh?

jason () (URL) - January 05, 2006 at 12:44 am

Thanks, Jason. Actually, I’d rat6her not be on the meds, but, admittedly…they are pretty all right. ;-)

timsamoff () (URL) - January 05, 2006 at 10:54 am

AH! You are right…that’s pretty gross…thought I could handle it…but I don’t know if I want to look at that again. Glad they got that thing out of you! Does mine look like that?

Steve - January 05, 2006 at 1:50 pm

Ha ha. Of all people, Steve, you should be able handle that! :-p

Your gallbladder probably looks similar, but without the little bulbous part on the end of it, seen in the upper-right pic (that formed from the irritation), as well as the sticky membrane seen in the lower-left pic (ditto).

timsamoff () (URL) - January 05, 2006 at 2:49 pm

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