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Update
Post-op day 2 now from lap cholecystectomy. Positive things to report:
- I did not fight or curse at anyone in a bout of post-anesthesia delirium this time
- I do not appear to be suffering any sort of post-op hemorrhaging, so that's already a step up from the last surgery at this point
- Mostly just popping the occasional Advil and Norco and watching Netflix
So far, so good y'all. 👌
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I just had to bike to the hospital to pick up one time meds I need to take the day before my surgery and now I am off to my GP to pick up my normal meds, also from saturday onwards my diet will exist of crackers and vegan paté and on monday I can't eat... oh how fun it is to be me, also happy holidays everyone...
ps... my grandmother is still disappointed in me for not wanting to attend Christmas dinner on Saturday, like woman... I have to be in the hospital on monday... fuck you christmas dinner 🙄
my mother-in-law needs to learn how to text
Kim Grice was having a routine procedure done at an outpatient surgery center in Florida, when something went horribly wrong:
A flash fire erupted onto her face, leaving her face and neck damaged. She was transferred to a burn center in Alabama, but the fire had already gone out. She is now in stable condition.
The true cause of the fire is under investigation. Usually, surgical fires are caused by a combination of heat and alcohol, but can be put out quickly. Grice's mother, who was waiting for her daughter in the outpatient center, says she wants answers.
She told the Crestview News Bulletin, “I am in shock. This is not what happens with a routine outpatient surgery,” she said. “She had headaches and the doctor was going to remove three cysts and biopsy them but something went bad wrong and my daughter is now in a burn unit with burn specialists and I still do not know what happened. No one will tell me why or how this happened to her.”
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