Well, 32 hours after the surgery, I was released from the hospital. Had a few fevers, got some well deserved rest, ate some aweful food!!! (it must be a law)
I say that I THINK the surgery is a success because I have YET to speak with the doctor about it. But he felt confident to send me home the next day, so things must be really good!
I hope I'm back on my feet in a few months to play some PAINTBALL!
SURGERY A SUCCESS (I think)
Created 20 years ago2004-06-03 23:58:04 UTC by
esmajor
Created 20 years ago2004-06-03 23:58:04 UTC by
esmajor
Posted 20 years ago2004-06-03 23:58:04 UTC
Post #30166
Posted 20 years ago2004-06-04 00:49:54 UTC
Post #30169
Were you miserable after the surgery for a long time?
Posted 20 years ago2004-06-04 01:40:18 UTC
Post #30173
Good to hear everything's just fine!
Everything? That... thing.... looks like a footcrab...
Everything? That... thing.... looks like a footcrab...
Posted 20 years ago2004-06-04 02:25:23 UTC
Post #30184
Good luck... still 
ongoing kinda luck
ongoing kinda luck
Posted 20 years ago2004-06-04 08:08:30 UTC
Post #30250
Paintball? after surgery? bad idea....
footcrab huh? ive delt with patients like that before. ill operate for free! call 1-800-MadDoctor!
footcrab huh? ive delt with patients like that before. ill operate for free! call 1-800-MadDoctor!
Posted 20 years ago2004-06-04 11:41:48 UTC
Post #30295
Footcrab? Is his leg going to turn into a zombie with a split calf?
Posted 20 years ago2004-06-04 16:08:23 UTC
Post #30325
yes! ive seen it a million times! Give or take a few hundred thousand! hehe...
Posted 20 years ago2004-06-04 18:35:13 UTC
Post #30396
ROFL - footcrab? Interesting... I'd rather have my foot turn into a turret!
A serious question for anyone who would know.....
A fever spikes to about 101 (+/- a degree) every 4-6 hours... tylenol seems to reduce it, but then it's back... could that mean an infection?
A serious question for anyone who would know.....
A fever spikes to about 101 (+/- a degree) every 4-6 hours... tylenol seems to reduce it, but then it's back... could that mean an infection?
Posted 20 years ago2004-06-04 18:56:24 UTC
Post #30399
That definately is an infection or sumthing there. Go to a doctor. I had an operation a couple of years ago and got quite a bad fever, and headaches. Went to doctor, prescribed a parocetamol and i was fine in a week or 2.
Posted 20 years ago2004-06-04 18:59:59 UTC
Post #30402
heres a great tip. never get an operation from an operationist. theyre stupid people who think thats the name for someone who performs operations. if he cant spell, dont let him practise spelling on any part of you, be they necassery or not.
Posted 20 years ago2004-06-04 19:07:42 UTC
Post #30406
You have an operation by a Surgeon, and a Death-Sentence from an operationist.
Posted 20 years ago2004-06-04 20:11:17 UTC
Post #30413
One time, I am dead serious, in the third grade I had a temperature of 103.
Posted 20 years ago2004-06-04 20:53:48 UTC
Post #30424
I had 106 once and got rushed to the hospital, and now I change the subje..., trees look great in the winter! Great that your doing good, go to a doctor about the fev.. trees are like, wWwooooowwwwwww.
Posted 20 years ago2004-06-04 20:54:29 UTC
Post #30425
serious about the 106. never had surgery, but got run over by a car once! broke my leg. Stupid car...
Posted 20 years ago2004-06-04 21:20:22 UTC
Post #30439
dead serious is right! 
106! WF?!?!?!!?
106! WF?!?!?!!?
Posted 20 years ago2004-06-04 22:05:28 UTC
Post #30456
106 you'd be in a coma
Posted 20 years ago2004-06-04 22:50:36 UTC
Post #30463
Lol, /me detects bs
Posted 20 years ago2004-06-04 22:50:58 UTC
Post #30464
No kidding...
Posted 20 years ago2004-06-05 09:04:00 UTC
Post #30516
well, it stayed that way for a few seconds and went down to 103.
Posted 20 years ago2004-06-05 09:07:34 UTC
Post #30518
i was hot once. the sun was in the sky and the wind was gone, which is a pretty rare occurance in the scottish coast. course it was only about 20summin degrees, which by american standards is nothing. the crappest thing is we dont get snow cos were too near the sea and all the salt in the air makes it go all mushy. this is really off topic!
Posted 20 years ago2004-06-05 10:05:05 UTC
Post #30528
Don't know what 20 is like, cause here in America we use Farenheight, no fricken clue why though. It makes sence to make freezing point 0.
Posted 20 years ago2004-06-05 10:14:58 UTC
Post #30532
I like celcius better than fareignheight becuse it makes more sense. im used to Fareignhight though.
Posted 20 years ago2004-06-05 11:19:12 UTC
Post #30548
20 centigrade is 68 farenheit.
Use this. I wrote it myself and it converts distance, weight, temperature, fluid volume, pressure, speed and time. Neat, huh? Plus it has a blue monkey! Haahaa! Blue monkey!
Use this. I wrote it myself and it converts distance, weight, temperature, fluid volume, pressure, speed and time. Neat, huh? Plus it has a blue monkey! Haahaa! Blue monkey!
Posted 20 years ago2004-06-05 11:22:46 UTC
Post #30551
in science they use calvin. way more efficient. because the lowest temperature: o calvin is -256 degree celcius.
Posted 20 years ago2004-06-05 11:23:05 UTC
Post #30552
awww, i thought it was a website. i wanna see the monkey!
Posted 20 years ago2004-06-05 12:18:38 UTC
Post #30566
isn't it kalvin? Tell me if I'm wrong.
Posted 20 years ago2004-06-05 12:37:30 UTC
Post #30576
Close. Kelvin. Plus it is not -260?, it's -273.15?. Absolute zero, at which point nothing moves on an atomic level because it is so cold.
ieatmonkeychow: it's the splash screen for the program. Run the program. It's called the All-Singing All-Dancing Converting Machine.
ieatmonkeychow: it's the splash screen for the program. Run the program. It's called the All-Singing All-Dancing Converting Machine.
Posted 20 years ago2004-06-05 14:22:55 UTC
Post #30635
The hottestedt Summer I've ever endured... Don't know if this will seem much to you non-American people (I don't know what you consider hot) but the averge summer in North Carolina is around 95 degrees. 2 years ago it got up to 112 degrees. And I had to go outside in it all day for some stupid summer camp that everyone hates.
Posted 20 years ago2004-06-05 14:25:08 UTC
Post #30638
oh, ok seventh!
Posted 20 years ago2004-06-05 14:46:40 UTC
Post #30669
Jesus. That kills plants, 45?!
That's 36? R?aumur!
That's 36? R?aumur!
Posted 20 years ago2004-06-05 14:49:03 UTC
Post #30674
OMG FAT! I lived in NC 2 years ao and it wasn't that hot!
Posted 20 years ago2004-06-05 14:50:24 UTC
Post #30678
i live in Michigan, im cold... 
Posted 20 years ago2004-06-05 22:34:02 UTC
Post #30737
As long as I've lived in NC (that being my whole life) the average summer was around 94-98 Farenheit
Posted 20 years ago2004-06-06 07:56:25 UTC
Post #30754
Ive lived in the same house my whole life... BORED!
BORED!
Posted 20 years ago2004-06-07 11:48:07 UTC
Post #31117
i used to live in South Africa. summers peaked at around 44/45 degrees celcius. that's about 12 - 1 pm mid-day; you literally can't go outside for longer than 30 minutes or you'll frickin' explode in a ball of flame
(or just get cancer)
(or just get cancer)
Posted 20 years ago2004-06-07 11:51:34 UTC
Post #31120
That's getting on for Death Valley temperatures!
Posted 20 years ago2004-06-07 12:24:36 UTC
Post #31128
Uh...
It wasnt even that hot in brazil
It wasnt even that hot in brazil
Posted 20 years ago2004-06-07 15:08:03 UTC
Post #31202
Someone get me some water in here, cus this girl is HOT!!
quote from a Neptunes song. Great Stuff!
quote from a Neptunes song. Great Stuff!
Posted 20 years ago2004-06-07 16:36:07 UTC
Post #31226
Atom lives in south Africa Peace and Love. Hmmm...
Posted 20 years ago2004-06-07 16:37:16 UTC
Post #31227
He's gone girly! and has a new name! AHHHHH!!!! 
Posted 20 years ago2004-06-07 17:00:51 UTC
Post #31241
Once I had temperature of 40.2 and the colors started to blur... For a comparison the normal temperature is 37 and the temperature at wich the human brain cells die is 42...
When I was a baby I had over 41 and it held for hours...
In a really hot summer here you can fry eggs on the asphalt. It's like 45deg under shadow and the asphalt gest sticky and soft. While in a really cold winter you can brake aluminium like chpis! But such temperatures weren't reached from about 4 years. Yesterday there was a very strong storm and the air raid siren were activated. Violent lightnings...
When I was a baby I had over 41 and it held for hours...
In a really hot summer here you can fry eggs on the asphalt. It's like 45deg under shadow and the asphalt gest sticky and soft. While in a really cold winter you can brake aluminium like chpis! But such temperatures weren't reached from about 4 years. Yesterday there was a very strong storm and the air raid siren were activated. Violent lightnings...
Posted 20 years ago2004-06-07 17:49:18 UTC
Post #31248
still don't know C. I use F.
Posted 20 years ago2004-06-07 20:01:20 UTC
Post #31269
Ummmm, ESmajor hasnt posted in here for a while. Im getting scared!
Posted 20 years ago2004-06-07 21:08:37 UTC
Post #31282
he is ok. He has e-mailed me since I have decided to do that coop map he wanted with him for New Problem. don't worry.
Posted 20 years ago2004-06-07 22:13:16 UTC
Post #31286
getting scared??? Sheesh - I'm loved! LOL!
Posted 20 years ago2004-06-07 22:22:52 UTC
Post #31288
yknow in scotland u used 2 b able to put all ur food out in the garden wen u defrosted ur freezer it was so cold. not anymore though, everyone has cats round here. even me.
Posted 20 years ago2004-06-07 22:28:27 UTC
Post #31293
Don't listen to major anyone! Its not him! Its a trick! Ahhhhhhhh!
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