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Sister should be more supportive.

Information is not necessarily helpful on the night before a procedure.

Geeezh!

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Keep going through the steps and motions of what you have to do to show up in the morning.
They will take care of you . .. . and the doctor will do what he/she is supposed to do and then you will get driven home.

Take it easy the rest of the day Monday.

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