Out of Commission....
#1
Out of Commission....
Had a couple bouts with Gall Stones over the last couple weeks, then on Friday and Saturday, I had 3 episodes one really bad, and Sat. night I turned jaundice (yellow), so I knew in lieu of developing liver failure, or pancreatitis, I was going to have to go to the hospital and have my Gall Bladder removed. So I had a stone taken out Sunday afternoon and surgery yesterday afternoon. Looks like I'm gonna be off from shooting for at least a couple weeks, and doc says no lifting anything over 20# for 6 weeks. We'll see how that goes, but the last thing I want is a hernia, so I'll have to be careful, that's for sure. My belly is certainly a little tender, that's for damned sure, but not as bad as the Gall Stone attacks, so I suppose I am lucky on that side of things.
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RE: Out of Commission....
ORIGINAL: OHbowhntr
Had a couple bouts with Gall Stones over the last couple weeks, then on Friday and Saturday, I had 3 episodes one really bad, and Sat. night I turned jaundice (yellow), so I knew in lieu of developing liver failure, or pancreatitis, I was going to have to go to the hospital and have my Gall Bladder removed. So I had a stone taken out Sunday afternoon and surgery yesterday afternoon. Looks like I'm gonna be off from shooting for at least a couple weeks, and doc says no lifting anything over 20# for 6 weeks. We'll see how that goes, but the last thing I want is a hernia, so I'll have to be careful, that's for sure. My belly is certainly a little tender, that's for damned sure, but not as bad as the Gall Stone attacks, so I suppose I am lucky on that side of things.
Had a couple bouts with Gall Stones over the last couple weeks, then on Friday and Saturday, I had 3 episodes one really bad, and Sat. night I turned jaundice (yellow), so I knew in lieu of developing liver failure, or pancreatitis, I was going to have to go to the hospital and have my Gall Bladder removed. So I had a stone taken out Sunday afternoon and surgery yesterday afternoon. Looks like I'm gonna be off from shooting for at least a couple weeks, and doc says no lifting anything over 20# for 6 weeks. We'll see how that goes, but the last thing I want is a hernia, so I'll have to be careful, that's for sure. My belly is certainly a little tender, that's for damned sure, but not as bad as the Gall Stone attacks, so I suppose I am lucky on that side of things.
Just playin, BRo ....I'll be praying for a quick recovery for you .... just DON'T do anything stupid and ruin your whole season ... listen to the doctor!!!!
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RE: Out of Commission....
Doug, sorry to hear my friend and definately take care of yourself first.
That said, we know what we can do, what we can't do and pulling a bow is different than lifting weight or heavy objects. Take it one day at a time and remember my Achilles Tendon rupture last season and me sitting in a tree in a cast. Sometimes, that is the best medicine.
That said, we know what we can do, what we can't do and pulling a bow is different than lifting weight or heavy objects. Take it one day at a time and remember my Achilles Tendon rupture last season and me sitting in a tree in a cast. Sometimes, that is the best medicine.
#10
RE: Out of Commission....
Thanks for the "Well Wishes" guys, I'm taking it one day at a time, feel a little rough still, but having 5 holes poked through your abdominal muscles leaves 'em a little tender. I was lucky that at least I was able to have everything done laparascopic, but I'm taking it easy for a while, I have a few weeks to heal up, but I'm a one man hunting show, so I probably won't be dragging any deer out anytime too soon, that's for sure.