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Old 07-20-2017, 04:38 AM #31
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We're home. As we all know, post anaesthesia anything the doctor says to you goes in one ear and out the next rarely to be recalled. I missed the doctor by minutes having nodded off in the waiting room.... We do know they've done a biopsy and will get results within the next week. As for the ten plus stomach holes of 2 years ago, apparently they have healed very well.

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