Re: [gardeners] Saturday in the garden of laziness

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I go into the hospital on the 18th of September for a dye angiogram on
the 19th. The decision will be made then to cut or not. Yup, day surgery
nowadays, no big deal. My dad had his done 30 years ago and was in the
hospital about 2 weeks IIRC. I hope they get a better start on cloning.
If I could get this old brain stuck in a new 20-year old body like the
one I used to have I could keep going for another 63 years. <VBG>

George

pennyx1@juno.com wrote:
> 
> George, but of course we wish you well with the forthcoming
> carotid surgery -- a patch here and a scraping there, and we
> can carry on almost like new!  Have they set the date?
> 
> We'll all be watching -- you didn't actually say it, but is this
> considered day surgery...? Doesn't seem possible.
> 
> Penny, NY
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