2 Apr 06 - 18:25
:lol: na, I'm testing out things that don't apply to me.
hi there
Who has had surgery?
General Chat:lol: na, I'm testing out things that don't apply to me.
Nathaniel Djinni
3 Apr 06 - 15:54
sure you are 
3 Apr 06 - 21:50
o_ONathaniel wrote: sure you are
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Post Higher Spirit
4 Apr 06 - 03:36
Gladstone! You did it!Nathaniel wrote: sure you are
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Shame of the Super Son
4 Apr 06 - 08:22
It wasn't me!!
Must have been Sentynel, its happened over-night.
Must have been Sentynel, its happened over-night.
hi there
4 Apr 06 - 19:43
I did it yesterday evening, Colorado time.
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Nathaniel Djinni
5 Apr 06 - 06:41
watch me work my magic 
Eternity Ghul
5 Apr 06 - 08:17
Hey maybe that can be your deformity/disability then you can have an operation to get it fixed, and that will make everyone happy
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5 Apr 06 - 14:46
Most brilliant magic ever, Nate. About the truest thing you've ever said, too...Nathaniel wrote: watch me work my magic
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5 Apr 06 - 15:06
:8o:Sentynel wrote:Most brilliant magic ever, Nate. About the truest thing you've ever said, too...Nathaniel wrote: watch me work my magic
hi there
Post Higher Spirit
5 Apr 06 - 16:41
And for some reason I can't find half the smilies used...
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Nathaniel Djinni
5 Apr 06 - 20:15
I didn't post 'i am stupid' - whether it is true or not is a different question
Post Higher Spirit
6 Apr 06 - 05:53
Well, there can be only two answers, You have a 50% Chance of being stupid... Of course going by popular sentiment I'd say, What? 90%?
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Valyr Mouler
7 Apr 06 - 22:24
I don't have my tonsils anymore, had them removed when I was 3. Don't remember all that much about it, other than pudding, a giant crib-style bed and getting sleeping gas.
In 2003 I got an operation to drain and remove a questionable tumor growing on my left fallopian tube. They did an MRI for something else a year before and found it accidentally. By the time they operated it was the size of a canteloupe and my tube had wrapped around it twice.
Turns out it wasn't malignant, just a bodily process that sort of went haywire. I was sore for a good few days and had to wait for my body to absorb the air that was in my abdomen before sitting up for more than an hour at a time. Getting the stitches out wasn't much fun though.
In 2003 I got an operation to drain and remove a questionable tumor growing on my left fallopian tube. They did an MRI for something else a year before and found it accidentally. By the time they operated it was the size of a canteloupe and my tube had wrapped around it twice.
Turns out it wasn't malignant, just a bodily process that sort of went haywire. I was sore for a good few days and had to wait for my body to absorb the air that was in my abdomen before sitting up for more than an hour at a time. Getting the stitches out wasn't much fun though.
Krim Horla
8 Apr 06 - 00:09
Oh man, that's gruesome. :) I have sympathy pains now...IN A BAD PLACE. >|wrote:In 2003 I got an operation to drain and remove a questionable tumor growing on my left fallopian tube. They did an MRI for something else a year before and found it accidentally. By the time they operated it was the size of a canteloupe and my tube had wrapped around it twice
I'm glad it wasn't malignant, or else I wouldn't have a :krim:.
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Post Higher Spirit
8 Apr 06 - 05:23
Valyr wrote: I don't have my tonsils anymore, had them removed when I was 3. Don't remember all that much about it, other than pudding, a giant crib-style bed and getting sleeping gas.
In 2003 I got an operation to drain and remove a questionable tumor growing on my left fallopian tube. They did an MRI for something else a year before and found it accidentally. By the time they operated it was the size of a canteloupe and my tube had wrapped around it twice.
Turns out it wasn't malignant, just a bodily process that sort of went haywire. I was sore for a good few days and had to wait for my body to absorb the air that was in my abdomen before sitting up for more than an hour at a time. Getting the stitches out wasn't much fun though.
My codolences for any tissue you lost.
Shame of the Super Son
8 Apr 06 - 09:20
Eeek,Valyr wrote:
In 2003 I got an operation to drain and remove a questionable tumor growing on my left fallopian tube. They did an MRI for something else a year before and found it accidentally. By the time they operated it was the size of a canteloupe and my tube had wrapped around it twice.
I bet that was quite scarry...
hi there
8 Apr 06 - 13:20
Ouch.
At least they were paying attention on the NMRI scan.
At least they were paying attention on the NMRI scan.
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Valyr Mouler
8 Apr 06 - 22:35
You're just lucky I don't have a scanner. I have pictures of the tumor from when they were inside my belly.Krim wrote:Oh man, that's gruesome. :) I have sympathy pains now...IN A BAD PLACE. >|wrote:In 2003 I got an operation to drain and remove a questionable tumor growing on my left fallopian tube. They did an MRI for something else a year before and found it accidentally. By the time they operated it was the size of a canteloupe and my tube had wrapped around it twice
I'm glad it wasn't malignant, or else I wouldn't have a :krim:.
Post Higher Spirit
9 Apr 06 - 16:28
Doube Post, but hey, you're in pain.
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