And with this post, dear readers, for the next five years, I close my chapter of "The Colonoscopy Chronicles." I know some of you would rather have been reading "The Martian Chronicles," by Ray Bradbury, which I never read. Besides, my favorite work of his is "Something Wicked This Way Comes." And, by the way, can anyone get me a hand on a copy of his book, "Dandelion Wine?" There are some thing in it I discovered I missed, and I would like to re-examine that work.
As to the colonoscopy, well, the prep is as horrid as you may have heard. I had to clutch the sink several times to insure it going down, or that I would not gag. As for the day of, t took longer to get me ready for the procedure, than to actually have it. One reason was my nerves; my rhythms were so high they had to EKG me, to make sure I was OK. After that they wheeled me in, put me under, the room spun, and then I was back in the recovery room.
The good news is nothing was found. So, I have another five years to go. My God, I will be 71, then!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Just think!!!!!!!!!!!! I can barely!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
As I said to one of my friends last night who called, at the stage of life I am now at, a perfect colonoscopy is better than getting an "A" on a test!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Anyone's guess to how I will chronicle the next one?
We have five years to wait!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Colonoscopy Chronicles indeed!
ReplyDeleteReality tv lol
OR scary movie!!
ReplyDeleteVictoria,
Definitely scary movie.
No reality TV, as I would never
let myself be shown in that way,
like Katie Couric!
Glad it went well!
ReplyDeleteMartyO49,
ReplyDeleteThanks so much. It took
a load of worry off me!