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Re: Now that I've walked there, I can report

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Date Posted: 22:38:02 07/11/06 Tue
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In reply to: Xpltivdletd 's message, "Re: Now that I've walked there, I can report" on 22:23:00 06/05/06 Mon

HOWDY xplted!! WTF??? urlogist? You ok buddy??

>That previous report was on 23 May, and now it's
>zero-dark-thirty on 6 June. For the first few days I
>still had this sense of urgency a bit more often with
>less to go. But, things have returned to normal.
>Still measuring my output some days and taking notes,
>as I *have* experienced medical people assuming I
>don't know what my own body's doing as well as they
>do. Numbers impress them. Before this whole
>adventure began, I knew I had exceeded a liter every
>once in a while, without feeling real urgency. I'm
>back to that, once in a while, and back to usually
>around 750 ml/3-cups. I think in Metric about medical
>stuff now, because *they* seem to.
>
>Long story short (who... me?), I am still working on
>my written critique for my Urologist's use. The
>procedure needs a little work and perhaps an old
>Tincan-sailor's approach to that. But, while it isn't
>perfectly painless, it isn't that bad. FWIW if one
>year it was medically recommended again, I would say
>let's do it. RKBA! Best regards

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Subject	Author	Date
Seem to be doing just fine, thank you.	Xpltivdletd	20:54:20 07/16/06 Sun