The Stone (actually, stones, plural — two of them) are still inside me. Neither of them has moved since Thursday.
and I spent a very nice weekend together, albeit slightly boring (not because of her, but because of my semi-forced inactivity). Because of something that came up this weekend, let me say here that she was very sweet — brought me groceries and things to eat, took me on a couple of errands around town, and generally played nurse to a not-terribly-receptive patient. It didn’t really help that I have no external symptoms: unless/until a stone moves, you don’t have any idea it’s there. When it moves, though, it feels like you’re giving birth to a caltrop.
In the meantime I’ve discovered Wikipedia, a free online encyclopedia written by its members. I love it; it’s very cool and it’s given me a lot of useful information. I’m currently working on the article about Enkidu and a few other pieces.
Re: had luck with this…
Cool!!!
Tiana mentioned this product.
had luck with this…
http://www.bytheplanet.com/Products/AmazonMedicine/WholeWorldBotanicals/royalbreakstonecapsules.htm
I’ve known two people who have avoided gall bladder surgery, and one who has gotten rid of kidney stones, without passing them….it might be worth a shot.
had luck with this…
http://www.bytheplanet.com/Products/AmazonMedicine/WholeWorldBotanicals/royalbreakstonecapsules.htm
I’ve known two people who have avoided gall bladder surgery, and one who has gotten rid of kidney stones, without passing them….it might be worth a shot.
Re: had luck with this…
Cool!!!
Tiana mentioned this product.
Wikipedia is great. And fun. Potentially more addictive than LJ. 😉
I’ve already written about a hundred articles in Belarusian Wikipedai and contributed to a dozen articles in English Wikipedia too.
Wikipedia is great. And fun. Potentially more addictive than LJ. 😉
I’ve already written about a hundred articles in Belarusian Wikipedai and contributed to a dozen articles in English Wikipedia too.
Love you my love….
Love you my love….