But I did have the catheter removed, and that's a relief. After discussing the procedure with the Doctor who will perform it, we both agreed it would be better to have me completely out. They were prepared today for the "Bite-A-Bullet" version, but it'll take a week or so to get everything scheduled. This also allows things to proceed at a more relaxed pace for the Doctor, and he can collect the samples he needs, and document anything else that's abnormal. And then we'll go from there. He said he saw nothing in the Cytology report or the CT scans to cause any concern, and considering this only got "bad" in the hospital, he sees no hurry to rush. The Cytology report noted some "Atypical Cells", so this exam will help determine what they are, and where they're coming from.
And I haven't used the walker in over two days, and man, I'm feeling it. I never knew I had muscles in the some of these areas!
I'm glad you got the &^#@ catheter out. Yay!
ReplyDeleteRoger That!!
DeleteHad that procedure three years ago at the Cheyenne VA. Some discomfort but nothing bad.
ReplyDeleteIt's rescheduled for the 19th.
DeleteCongratulations on getting the cath out!
ReplyDeleteYou all be safe and God bless.
Thanks, but see the newest post....
DeleteProgress, however slow, is still progress!
ReplyDeleteYes it is, my friend!
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