That is all. Just felt like sharing somewhere I have not shuffled off into the light.
I tried telling the chickens but they didnt seem interested.
Lol Glad you made it out alive and kept your sense of humor. Sending lots of love and healing energy 💖
Sending healing energy to you for a speedy recovery 🫂🫂🫂
You’ve got this girl. Just please don’t push yourself in recovery. Doing too much too soon really stretches out the recovery time.
Good to hear, I know what that feels like. When you get put down the thought occurred to me that it was all over. Got up and it all felt like a dream, I thought I was at home lol, I remember nurses trying to get my attentioned and I rolled over, back to sleep like I was being bothered by someone trying to wake me up.
Good to hear, I went in for surgery the doctor said in at 8am and be home by 4pm. Well five weeks later and 30 lbs lighter and after 2 out of body experiences while in intensive care for 4 of those weeks I got back home. Needless to say I don’t like hospitals
@tacpmurg Glad to see you’re back and that you’ve recovered with a sense of humor! But @waynewv that’s a nightmare, so sorry you went through that!! But you’re here now Please take care 🤗
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😂 Love this. I hope you heal up quickly!
~ Sunset Snuggles
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@tacpmurg glad you’re still with us. Sending healing energy for your recovery.
thanks all
On a side note the propofol anesthesia brain reset reduced my tinitus by over 60%... soooo if you have tinnitus and are due for a colonoscopy...
The world is much much quieter all of a sudden.
That's what happened to me!! Twice actually. One of them was a colonoscopy too but sadly it didn't help my tinnitus.
Congratulations anyway, well done for coming out the other side.
@tacpmurg That's encouraging! It's supposed to only be temporary, so I'm curious of your experience, over time. This medical article talks about the effect, and a potential medication for ongoing treatment once the tinnitus returns. Worth asking your doctor about, perhaps.
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/23426878/
@SunsetSnuggles interesting, I am gonna have a talk with em about it