Just some pre-op thoughts while I wait for an operating room…and my surgeon to sober up.
I’m kidding, they probably have a couple OR’s open.
You know, Texas has some of the most beautiful nurses…that’s not just the Dilaudid talking. I believe, in fact, ACC, UT Texas & Texas State have nursing programs with this hospital…and that’s just to name a few schools. Okay, so, yea, I’m pushing 30.. But I only look 25. (Not as good as it sounds..but it doesn’t sound that good either, come to think of it.)
::Clears Throat::
I should probably just try to talk to one of these pretty young doctors & stop having to pretend to be sick to see her right…
Maybe I’ll just stick with the surgery. That might be easier. : P
Yes, I’ve got jokes. That one just kills ’em in the OR.
Love from Crohn’s Anonymous,
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I'm 29 years of age, which will inevitably change on October 4th, 2018. I'm a proud libra ♎.
• Politics:
My politics align some place between the the working class libertarian & a very much proud, practice of middle left (liberal) politics. People (with no disrespect to people) like Glenn Beck is nothing but a lunatic in my opinion, & was and still is the cause of arguments around my family dinner table.
My father was an ultra conservative, so I grew up in a house hold with Fox news, Bill O'Reilly, Greta Van Sustran, Shaun Hannity (before he got rid of Colmbs), and listened each day to Rush Limbaugh, before anyone knew that the "Rush" stood for the rush he got out of taking Vicodin with Percocet chasers. I learned some unforseen important lessons about history and the Declaration of Independence in a strange way, I'm glad that was what I was exposed to.
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I'm a work in progress, as is my writing, needless to say.
I have noticed that blogging is much harder than it appears, and that makes me want to do it differently than have all the others before me that have paved the way for this wonderful form of self expression, advocacy, etc. I cannot fathom ever giving up on becoming a better creative writerl/health writer. (see Crohn's Anonymous).
I truly enjoy this medium and greatly the chance to be heard, and with bit of luck, intend to fulfill all that is expected of me, given my family's background so firmly rooted in writing and intelligence agencies/engineers and computer science.
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