Dear Saffy-

Think of scar tissue, such as an appendectomy, or any other incision, of which you have a collection. Each is scar tissue. In my case, scar tissue is at first a nice bright red, resolving over time into purple, then at long last taking on a flesh tone as it settles in.

Scarring occurs within the body as well. In my case, it propogates tremendously, and causes bumps, then if it is deep within, as with the invasive back surgeries [a goodly number here] I have a propensity to build relentlessly, almost as if my body is disposed to go into overtime to do its scarring job. This is very much similar to the way in which I practice law. Until the client needs are satisfied, I am all over it!

Scar tissue can cause problems if it entraps nerve tissue, and this was the case with one of my deep back processes. So another foray went ever so carefully to free the nerve bundle which entrapped left me in agony. Being freed, at least my body left the nerve alone, and the healing process did not repeat agony's genesis. Ahhhhhhhhh........ peace at that site.

The location of my generator embedding is a lump within me, as I am sure the pocket formation and implanting of the generator/computer resulted in scarring. It is not an egg, but pretty flat in there on my hip, and being a guy person, it would be concealed by beachwear; that is unless I was Speedo Man, and you would be grossed out if I ever did that. In fact, I think the planet would eject me into space as "No Mark..... Not THAT" were I ever to don a Speedo. Nuff said. You get the picture, and are probably or , in fact, it would not surprise me one bit if Rae has the perfect image, sorry though it may be, in her left pocket.

Now if said generator were removed from me, given my penchant to develop quite an efficacious scar tissue reward for surviving surgery, I have no doubt I, too, would have an egg [kinda strange for a guy person] right on my hip where said generator now resides doing its thing.

Yup,
sign me Scar Producer,
Mark56