Well I got tired of being told what I should write, but decided to try again. I was ever so grateful to my daughter A and her husband J (I was told to use code) that they were willing to take time and help me out. I think J really was here for the TV, but he came anyway. Then he didn't want to be seen in my BLUE car. What's the deal!!!? I got to tell you having your gallbladder is not as easy as everyone told me it would be. I guess it wasn't really the surgery, but after. It hurt to get out of bed and that made my neck hurt. My boss S said that was because I was using my neck muscles and not my stomach. Dr. S has some really good stuff called Cyrogel. For sore muscles, headaches, stiff necks, or sore knees and legs that is the best stuff since sliced bread. Usually cures in less than half an hour. I took it to work and passed around there as needed too. Maybe I need to take stock in the stuff or start selling it.
A said I have to ask a question or food for thought so here is my questions. If you have never had surgery you probably can't answer the question though, but you might have thoughts. When they are trying to put you back together, would you rather have glue, stitches, or staples? Really think this through. Glue may leave less scar, stitches might be neater, doctors seem to like stitches now.
Larkin Got A BH
7 years ago
4 comments:
Well, my only experience with this is with my son's chin which has seen an ER 3 times! The glue caused less drama than the stitches, which in turn caused less stress for me. So I vote glue!
I still got you beat. Matt had stitches 4 times in the forehead by the time he was 4. Of couse never in the same place. I was telling someone my stitches and amputee stories and they asked if I had ever been questioned for abuse. I just said we moved around alot.
I vote base on experience for Stitches. However, I do think the Glue thing sounds appealling, but having spent most of my wounded periods with large gaping woulds a little Elmer probably would not have cut it. I can speak on the difference between staples and stitches however and I agree the staple being removed if far less plesant than the stitches. Staples also seem to look more Frankensteinish while in is great for Simpathetic eviroments, not so much for the later.
You have me beat hands down with the amputee story! I think that must be on your top ten worst memories! A never did have any luck getting a discount on manicures, b/c the manicurists NEVER think that is as funny as A does. It cracks me up too!
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