Manbird wrote: 

Like John Holmes?

hungy

 kysmet wrote: 

 Manbird wrote: 


Probably!

 Sean-E-Sean wrote: 


Hehe!

 kysmet wrote: 
You'll probably lose 10 lbs just from the affects of the surgery alone. 

 Sean-E-Sean wrote: 

 kysmet wrote: 
...he goes by buddy now...

Still sore and a little woozy today. I got a little light-headed in the shower today and I need to be up moving around but it keeps happening. I'm going to try to walk to the mailboxes with my mom later. It's a beautiful day and I could stand to get outside for a few.

 DaveInVA wrote: 


That's a lot to take in but hopefully you'll get nothing but good news. Wishing the best for you.

 greatfulted wrote: 

Have fun and drive safely! I hear the roads are covered up with folks going to and fro!

GREAT! My son & I are going on a road trip later today to visit my brother for a couple of days. Spring break will be my son's focus while the adults reminisce. Should be fun. Making memories.

Just waiting for the eye drops to wear off so my eye's won't be dilated. The stuff the eye doc uses lasts 24 hours. My sleep study at the hospital sleep center didn't come up with anything useful except that I have mild sleep apnea but only if I sleep on my back. As I usually sleep on my side they didn't think ti scored high enough to warrant a CPAP. My BP didn't spike during the testing so no help with that. The cancer my Oncologist tested me for as well as my current cancer came back neg. Now he wants to check me for Pancreatic and Adrenal gland cancer. He said worst case they will want to do a full body CT. I am not really willing to do that because of the high risk from the massive amount of radiation. I've already had 2 lifetimes worth of radiation from all the imaging from my previous cancer stuff. I used to be a CT Engineer and know the risks from these scans. Most Doc's don't know or don't want to know.

Sore. Very sore.

 winter wrote: 
i feel like that EVERY night! Cool ain't it?

thanks Manbird!

Really knackered.

 winter wrote: 
I'm glad my advice rendered a positive outcome, soldier! 

Better. I spent most of last night stuffed-up, headachey, and tossing and turning as I went from "holy carp it's cold, let's put on lots of blankets" to "holy carp, my pillow is soaked with sweat, I'm burning up, get these blankets off me" every few minutes.

Now I'm just a little congested.

 donna_birichina wrote: 
I've had that just from real bad allergies this time of year just like you describe. neti pot, Claratin D, chili peppers (natures best decongestant) helped some but didn't completely get rid of it. Just had to wait it out mostly.

 donna_birichina wrote: 
If it is actually a cold, give Zicam and/or big doses of Vitamin C and Zinc a try, but after four weeks it doesn't really sound like its a cold.  Sounds more like sinuses or allergies than a cold.  I have had sinusitus since December and this is what gets me through: in varying combinations based on the day, a steroid nasal spray (prescription); a Neti pot; saline nasal spray and Claritin D.  Some days are better than others, but mostly I can get by.  If it is an antibiotic-responsive issue, call the doc.  You may need a different anti-biotic.