Small Clambroth? 3 legged vase.

Discussion in 'Pottery, Glass, and Porcelain' started by TheOLdGuy, Feb 29, 2016.

  1. Pat P

    Pat P Well-Known Member

    TOG, hope all goes well!

    Hugs to all our survivors and your indomitable spirits!
     
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  2. TheOLdGuy

    TheOLdGuy Well-Known Member

    Thanks, all of you for the notes, advice and stories that make me feel blessed. Especially now, I do thank the guy/gal upstairs often and shall when we meet face to face.
    Right, my ideas of the beyond are a mish-mash of about 2,932 of the over 9,000 different religions. And, yeah, there is no hell. So I know we'll all meet someday.

    Have learned a lot more about kidney stones since last time. This occurrence is one of the more typical. Pain? YES. but a piece of cake compared to the previous ones. Except for a few earliest ones, I stayed days in the hospital wrapped in tubes until they fixed everything and sent me home.
    This time as doc. explained, I'll be taking pills for nausea, pain, antibiotics, and FLOMAX. The latter somehow prepares everything for natural expelling of the 6mm one that normally can't get out by itself. If that doesn't work by Monday, more scans & x-rays will be taken. The results of those will determine whether they blast it to pieces or, the dreadful foot long stent gets put up there (guess how :jawdrop: ) and taken back out in a week.
    Add your prayers please. :wideyed::playful::joyful::link: . Your choice.
    :smuggrin:, but I'll take revenge if you choose the latter and win.

    Anyway, I'm the guy who, as you well know, is in his 8th decade with only one operation in his past - after a 3 month argument we compromised with just half of my thyroid - and since then I require a written 100 year guarantee on any other treatments . I don't wear glasses, I don't have a hearing aid, no implants, no transplants. I own all my teeth, 90% of my hair is still on. I still have everything I was born with and can stand, sit, walk, breathe and a few other things that have been with me since puberty. (A bit slower, of course)
    When I was 6 months old the doctor told my family that he very much doubted I would make it through the night. Combination of scarlet fever and pneumonia.

    Now, nothing for me to complain about, except sometimes why everyone else isn't as fortunate as I am.

    So thanks again, and I'll stick around to annoy you all for a few more years. :wideyed:
     
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  3. TheOLdGuy

    TheOLdGuy Well-Known Member

    OH, yeah. Almost forgot.



    Anyone know who made that cute little three legger up top, and when? :cat:
     
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  4. Pat P

    Pat P Well-Known Member

    You better stick around, TOG! We're counting on all going well for you. :)
     
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  5. LIbraryLady

    LIbraryLady Well-Known Member

    I'll keep a good thought for you.
    And, I've been told by friends who've been through it - avoid spinach and any type of cola.
    Hope you are up and about soon!
     
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