Wednesday, May 21, 2008

Going Under the Knife

Tomorrow I go in for the removal of my gall bladder. The operation is at noon and I spend the night at the hospital and should be home Friday. What surprised me was they said I would be out of work for two to three weeks and could only go back to work after that for light duty for another two to three weeks. Wasn't expecting that. I thought it might be a week and than I'd be good to go. And the week after next I was supposed to go visit my Mom in Tennessee, so I'm not sure how all this effects that. I guess after tomorrow I'll know more.
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4 comments:

Travis Cody said...

Good luck!

7:57 PM
John Holland said...

Thanks.

9:47 PM
aims said...

take all the time to recuperate!

11:39 AM
Queen of the Universe said...

Hope you are feeling better!

4:10 PM

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