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Chris Senior Enthusiast

Chris

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Just an appendix 3 one inch incisions. I had appendicitis. It ruptured during the operation. So I have to wear a drain. I have almost no core strength now. A cath had to be used. I'm here til at least tomorrow. This sucks. I miss my bed and my truck.

 

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cobrajet84 Senior Enthusiast

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That's no fun, but at least it burst while you were in surgery, not a better time for it to do that, if it has to. Get well soon.

RyanbabZ71 Senior Enthusiast

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Get well soon!

 

Had surgery last April. Not fun and it took 8 months for my knee to feel like it was back to normal. Plan to start up playing competitive sports again in a month or 2.

 

 

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SarahsGMC Senior Enthusiast

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I had back surgery when I was 17 like a boss

 

 

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nht mike

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Heve you reached the "end of the internet" yet? That's what happend to me! Seems there only so many things you can look at! Good luck!

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Enjoy yer posts, get better soon!

 

Had surgery myself several times. Sucks but healing when young is faster than it 'feels'!

Chris Senior Enthusiast

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Heve you reached the "end of the internet" yet? That's what happend to me! Seems there only so many things you can look at! Good luck!

 

No. I've been on here and texting. My brother has spent the day here with me and my mom stopped by a couple times

 

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wurgs Senior Enthusiast

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Had mine out back in grade school, luckily before it burst. Back then they opened you up pretty good and wouldn't let me go home till I took a dump, I now sport a 4" scar. Best part was I got all the ice cream I could eat!

Chris Senior Enthusiast

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They want me to rip ass. I have nothing to rip. I just want pain to go away

 

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