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Date: | Fri, 29 Jun 2001 18:59:41 -0400 |
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Lee Bell wrote:
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> Jeff Kell wrote:
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> > Alright, alright... the official word is:
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> > > I was very dehydrated, potassium/magnesium and some B-complex missing,
> > > fluid around my pancreas and liver (no more acepaminophen!), and I had
> > > lost about 12 pounds. But no major prognosis other than eat and drink
> > > plenty of fliuds and a prescription regimen of vitamins, and get some
> > > more regular sleep. Follow-up with regular doctor July 13th.
> > Thanks for those that called (Bob, Mike, Chuck, maybe some others, I
> > was under some pretty serious Demerol for that pancreatic condition).
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> Welcome back. Next time tell the doctor to send us all an e-mail so we know
> what's going on. On second thought, don't. The hospital might need to use
> their phones for a real emergency.
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> Glad you're doing OK.
Thanks. Had it been anything serious I would have had the whole nine
yards, but the locals had my tri-mxing on IVs and a push of Demerol
for the pain, but it wasn't like demcompressing (exactlactly) is was
stupidly on a dive, it was more like recompessing back to life on a
mix of phosporus, magnesium, sodium etc in liquid form.
The analogies ran toghether under the influence of the drugs once or
twice, but I generally haldit together.
Best wish to all and *vvery* sorry for this ridiculous scare. My stay
was completely non-difing unless you the surface medical stresss records
Jdff
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