Procedure recovery celebration breakfast
All is well down there, said Dr. Sarwan S. Kahlam, Northern New Jersey Endoscopy Center.
Thank goodness, said a starving, dehydrated I.
Patriotic pancakes, eggs and hashbrowns courtesy of The Village Diner, Matamoras, PA. (That massive thing of pancakes and the eggs and hashbrowns were shared, by the way, with driver/artist/editor/wife/lover Tracy Harris, by the way.)
More on excising the cancerous felonious hoarder anon.
Had my last one the day Michael Jackson died from the same anesthetic I had. Five years earlier, my doctor removed a 60 mm. tumor from my transverse colon. I had awakened to hear the nurse say “I’ve never seen anything that large,” and my doctor reply, “It’s big all right.” Then more anesthetic. The tumor, I was told, was retained in the lab because it was unusual. I had no symptoms ever. The biopsy was benign, but my doctor believed it was “on its way” to being cancerous. Once I was five years clear, I declared myself well enough to quit the test. Lucian I am glad your colon, like your conscience, is as clean as a baby’s butt!!!
Well, I have to say THAT meal looks totally better than the dinner you showed us! By the by...I'm only three weeks away from the same thing, and I want a b'fast like that when it's all done! Good for you on the good health!