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Latest checkup: still clear...
#1
The third anniversary of my surgery is coming up next month. I had my most recent checkup yesterday after 6 months. The chest xray and MRI were clear.I had a CT of the abdomen and pelvis but I probably won't hear about the results for a week or so. If that's also clear then I get to go a year before my next checkup. Not sure if I'm comfortable with that.

I'd also like to say that I hate contrast. I hate oral contrast. I hate injected contrast. It all sucks.

I started with the old chalky yuck oral contrast, moved on to the yogurty disgusting chalk contrast and finally the not as thick yogurty awful contrast.

Yesterday I had red kool-aid looking revolting contrast. Watery, but still disgusting.

And injected contrast is bad. Even though the effects are brief for about 15 seconds it made me really sick. It's just a bad feeling that I don't look forward to.

And I won't miss spending another hour in the damn MRI machine. I'm a little claustrophobic so it's quite a challenge.
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#2
. . .I'm not claustrophobic and my recent MRI was uncomfortable. . .to say the least


Well. . .good to hear. . .good news indeed!
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#3
recently i was on a photo shoot at a new hospital and we had to photograph a few mri machines.

fat people gotta be getting stuck in those things.
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#4
CONGRATULATIONS!!!!

I somehow missed the original diagnosis/treatment, but that doesn't matter. Whatever it was, I'm just glad it still appears to be gone. Smile
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#5
[quote AlphaDog]CONGRATULATIONS!!!!

I somehow missed the original diagnosis/treatment, but that doesn't matter. Whatever it was, I'm just glad it still appears to be gone. Smile
I agree with AlphaDog.
Be well and stay well!
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#6
This is great news, Rob. Thanks for letting us know.
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#7
That is good news Rob! Glad to hear things are going good!

I know what you mean about the once a year check-ups. When our son went to once a year visits it made me extremely nervous the first couple years.
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#8
Hope the news continues to be all good. Best wishes, rob and keep us posted.
JoeM

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#9
Banzai \Ban"zai"\, interj. [Jap. banzai, banzei, ten thousand
years, forever.]
Lit., May you live ten thousand years; -- used in salutation
of the emperor and as a battle cry. [Japan]


indeed.
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#10
Stay well and be free.
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