Purrs for John

"jmcquown" wrote:

He doesn't have the test results back yet but they couldn't complete this at
the local clinic. I won't get into the gory details but he had to be driven
to a hospital where they could finish the procedure. They gave him morphine
at the clinic but he said at the hospital they didn't give him *anything*...
and as well you can imagine this is not a pleasant procedure. As Sam noted,
You're going to put that WHERE? OUCH.

Purrs that he doesn't need surgery. The procedure does sound
uncomfortable. I thought that orifice was one-way? Oh, oops, no
offense to some members of the group - it's definitely two way, yes,
two-way. Please forgive me, I'm too sheltered.

jmcquown wrote:

His friend Larry is taking him for a colonoscopy at 9:30 in the morning. He
was not allowed to eat for 24 hours. John suffers from and has been
hospitalized twice for diverticulitus and we hope he doesn't have to have
surgery to cut out part of his intestine.

I need some purrs for his scope to come out saying he does not need surgery
for the diverticulitis, please.



Purrs and healthy thoughts for John from us all. Also purrs for Pursia
to be ok with going to the cat hotel for a longer period of time than usual.

Pam, Rob, and the Fayetteville Seven

jmcquown wrote:

His friend Larry is taking him for a colonoscopy at 9:30 in the morning. He
was not allowed to eat for 24 hours. John suffers from and has been
hospitalized twice for diverticulitus and we hope he doesn't have to have
surgery to cut out part of his intestine.

I need some purrs for his scope to come out saying he does not need surgery
for the diverticulitis, please.



Purrs and healthy thoughts for John from us all. Also purrs for Pursia
to be ok with going to the cat hotel for a longer period of time than usual.

Pam, Rob, and the Fayetteville Seven

jmcquown wrote:

His friend Larry is taking him for a colonoscopy at 9:30 in the morning. He
was not allowed to eat for 24 hours. John suffers from and has been
hospitalized twice for diverticulitus and we hope he doesn't have to have
surgery to cut out part of his intestine.

I need some purrs for his scope to come out saying he does not need surgery
for the diverticulitis, please.



Purrs and healthy thoughts for John from us all. Also purrs for Pursia
to be ok with going to the cat hotel for a longer period of time than usual.

Pam, Rob, and the Fayetteville Seven

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"jmcquown" wrote in message
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jmcquown wrote:
His friend Larry is taking him for a colonoscopy at 9:30 in the

Jill --- still purring for no surgery

Joining you in the "no surgery" purrs, Jill
Sam

"jmcquown" wrote in message
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jmcquown wrote:
His friend Larry is taking him for a colonoscopy at 9:30 in the

Jill --- still purring for no surgery

Joining you in the "no surgery" purrs, Jill
Sam

jmcquown wrote:
He doesn't have the test results back yet but they couldn't complete
this at the local clinic. I won't get into the gory details but he
had to be driven to a hospital where they could finish the procedure.
They gave him morphine at the clinic but he said at the hospital they
didn't give him *anything*... and as well you can imagine this is not
a pleasant procedure. As Sam noted, You're going to put that WHERE?
OUCH.

I talked with my Mom the morning he was going to have this done. She
said oh, she's had a couple of them and also has diverticulitis. How
come I didn't know this? Persia's bladder problems were caused by a
cyst the vet described as similar to diverticulitus. And hell, I
have diverticulosis, which is to say a milder form of diverticultis.
Hmmmm. All in the family?

Anyway, I think the purrs worked even if he didn't get the good drugs
for the real deal (You're going to put that WHERE?). We just have to
wait to hear the test results.

Jill --- still purring for no surgery

Purrs that John doesn't need surgery.
--
Adrian (Owned by Snoopy & Bagheera)
A house is not a home, without a cat.

jmcquown wrote:
He doesn't have the test results back yet but they couldn't complete
this at the local clinic. I won't get into the gory details but he
had to be driven to a hospital where they could finish the procedure.
They gave him morphine at the clinic but he said at the hospital they
didn't give him *anything*... and as well you can imagine this is not
a pleasant procedure. As Sam noted, You're going to put that WHERE?
OUCH.

I talked with my Mom the morning he was going to have this done. She
said oh, she's had a couple of them and also has diverticulitis. How
come I didn't know this? Persia's bladder problems were caused by a
cyst the vet described as similar to diverticulitus. And hell, I
have diverticulosis, which is to say a milder form of diverticultis.
Hmmmm. All in the family?

Anyway, I think the purrs worked even if he didn't get the good drugs
for the real deal (You're going to put that WHERE?). We just have to
wait to hear the test results.

Jill --- still purring for no surgery

Purrs that John doesn't need surgery.
--
Adrian (Owned by Snoopy & Bagheera)
A house is not a home, without a cat.