November 3, 2014
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epidermoid
At&t finally got their act together last night. I'm on the internet again.
Felt much better as we headed out this morning. Along Highway 64, Mary and I were impressed by the amount of cotton being harvested, and the number of bales already lined up in neat rows.
Lunch at Hardee's in Winchester. Little Thickburger combo for Mary. Turkey Burger for me.
We were early for my 12:30 pm at Dr. Tidmore's. It went expeditiously. She removed my stitches, cleaned out some stubborn blood clots, then sewed me back up with a single stitch. Good news. She told me the cyst she removed at the previous visit was epidermoid.
Doc finally settled upon a number 20 blade.
Back home, we picked up medications, including an antibiotic for me, at Kroger.Please, let the good feeling last a while.
54.6 °F, clear.
Comments (9)
It looks like a clean job. Hope it will heal relatively fast.
sorry for your suffering ~ get well soon!
Ouch. Hope your incision heals quickly! Good that it was nothing to worry about. Looks like Mary was documenting the process... stealth photography on her part? Hope you continue the good vibrations!
Hope the good feelings last for a long while for you, too!
Get well soon!
I hope it heals fast and good.
Only one stitch? It looks bigger than that. Glad it sounds all went well, but it looks painful nonetheless.
Glad AT&T are cooperating again.
The incision is impressing to watch but I am reassured since you say the kyste removed is not dangerous .
In friendship
Michel
Sounds like a successful surgery--I think the surgeons are running out of places to cut on my body. My chest looks like train tracks and I have other beauty marks. lol
Wishing your a very good infection free recovery.
LOL I wonder what your doctor thought about your little documentary. I posted a blog about my annual gyn tuneup once, complete with photos of the doctor's credentials and implements of torture, but tastefully, none of me.