Not for the squeamish or weak constitution

Geoff4rfc
Geoff4rfc Posts: 2,402
Okay, it's not that bad but....as I handful of you may remember, I mentioned going under the knife for minor surgery, removal of torn meniscus, but I think those bastages beat on me while I was under.

I'm two weeks post-surgery, got my four stitches out today and a large syringe full of something that just shouldn't have been in there.....observe, and no one make fun of my boxers....

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Note the size of that thing, this aint your grandmas syringe....but I digress, my stability has improved, I'm still one crutching it and phys therapy is a good thing.
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  • nooshinjohn
    nooshinjohn Posts: 25,403
    edited 1:01AM
    Hope you feel better soon, and watch out for infection. Lost a friend recently to a staph infection three days after her ostomy takedown.
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