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Mountains44

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  1. Am I the only guy to have surgery on Wednesday (14th)? My experience has been gas, gas, and more gas. My incisions itch but no pain. I have two big bottles of medication for nausea but haven't taken it. Either I don't know what nausea is or I haven't had it. My motivation is grounded in the belief that nothing great happens without pain, trial, and tribulation, so the hurdles of the surgery are a necessary requirement to the benefits that I believe will exist on the other side. For example, my glucose levels have been perfect since I came back from the hospital, although they have been high for years. So for those of you considering the surgery, find your faith, wherever you search for it, and go for it!

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