[Magdalen] Procedures on Friday

[Rick Mashburn]

I guess you may as well find the humor right? We went to the store tonight
to get the things I can eat tomorrow including three flavors of jello.

Alex insisted that we get some of those little plastic containers so we
could make single servings of the jello. When he poured the lemon into the
container and put the lid on...it looked exactly like the last time I had
to give a urine sample! That may make it a little hard to eat tomorrow  ;-)

Peace, Rick

On Wed, Jul 31, 2019, 10:16 PM M J _Mike_ Logsdon <mjl at ix.netcom.com> wrote:

> Colonoscopy prep?  Easy, depending.  I was simply awakened at 4:00 am by
> My System, and didn't go to sleep again (wink wink).  Don't be surprised if
> you continue said "prep" once you arrive at the doc's office.  By then
> you'll be a pretty clean fellow anyway, so don't sweat it if it so comes
> about.
>
> As for when it's happening, everyone has a different experience.  Even
> though I was supposedly pumped with opioidal pain killers, I never felt
> like I was, AND experienced no pain.  Or "not being there-edness".  In
> fact, I had a great conversation with the doc during.  When he saw some
> blood vessel inflammation and wondered about it, I said "Well, I do have
> vasculitis elsewhere.  Maybe there too?"  He couldn't but agree.
>
> Afterward, you will have GAS.  Or, more specifically, the AIR pumped into
> you prior to camera snooping.  So, don't be afraid to, well, ... you know.
>
> You'll be fine.
>
> As for the endoscopy, never had one of those.  You'll have to educate in
> reverse!
>
> M J (Mike) Logsdon.
>
> "Aaugh[.]" -- Charles Brown.
> "Avoid dull needles and use a soft cloth." -- E Kovacs.
> "Because that's the kind of guy, I'm." -- C Reiner, "Your Show of Shows",
> skit: "From Here to Obscurity".
>