So glad to hear all is looking up Jeff! Take care.
Mary
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nasal tampons
Hi Jeff
Seeing those nasal tampons reminded me of waking up from sinus surgery and noticing that everyone who came in my room looked like they were hiding a giggle. When I finally got to look at myself, I saw that those black strings that hang out your nose had been taped to my face like the Frito bandito's mustache. No wonder they were laughing at me! I looked pretty funny.
Not fair to add humiliation to pain! Then I had to leave the hospital like that, and return to the office to have them removed, offering the opportunity to lots of other people to laugh at me. Good thing I had a sense of humor about it. Maybe I was in enough discomfort that I really didn't care.
I hope you are better soon.
Catnapper
Seeing those nasal tampons reminded me of waking up from sinus surgery and noticing that everyone who came in my room looked like they were hiding a giggle. When I finally got to look at myself, I saw that those black strings that hang out your nose had been taped to my face like the Frito bandito's mustache. No wonder they were laughing at me! I looked pretty funny.
Not fair to add humiliation to pain! Then I had to leave the hospital like that, and return to the office to have them removed, offering the opportunity to lots of other people to laugh at me. Good thing I had a sense of humor about it. Maybe I was in enough discomfort that I really didn't care.
I hope you are better soon.
Catnapper
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Re: nasal tampons
I cut the strings off as soon as I got home. They got in EVERYTHING. The Doc just reaches up there and grabs the plug anyway, so I don't know why they need the strings on them.Catnapper wrote:Hi Jeff
Seeing those nasal tampons reminded me of waking up from sinus surgery and noticing that everyone who came in my room looked like they were hiding a giggle. When I finally got to look at myself, I saw that those black strings that hang out your nose had been taped to my face like the Frito bandito's mustache. No wonder they were laughing at me! I looked pretty funny.
Not fair to add humiliation to pain! Then I had to leave the hospital like that, and return to the office to have them removed, offering the opportunity to lots of other people to laugh at me. Good thing I had a sense of humor about it. Maybe I was in enough discomfort that I really didn't care.
I hope you are better soon.
Catnapper
But you are right, Catnapper, you have to have a sense of humor if you are going to get thru this life with any success at all.
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Jeff, I just 'caught up' with your ordeals.
My, what a time you've had of it.
How's iron level of your blood? Could possibly be low from the loss.
I had a Caldwell-Luc eons ago, and they used what seemed to be
a MILE of 'string' for packing.
I am so very happy for you that everything seems to be stabilized now, and especially that you're "APAP-ing" again.
I don't think an 'extra' prayer would hurt, to keep it going well. Will Do!
In the meantime,
Here's one big one for you:
H U G
My, what a time you've had of it.
How's iron level of your blood? Could possibly be low from the loss.
I had a Caldwell-Luc eons ago, and they used what seemed to be
a MILE of 'string' for packing.
I am so very happy for you that everything seems to be stabilized now, and especially that you're "APAP-ing" again.
I don't think an 'extra' prayer would hurt, to keep it going well. Will Do!
In the meantime,
Here's one big one for you:
H U G
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