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Yup, as predicted, I got my j-tube taken out today. (It was a small, red hose-like thing that led into my jejunum, the beginning of my small intestine. It was used to give me nourishment through an outside pump.) I am now a whole, complete, and only human! No funny hose to clean and tape … Continue reading No more bionics
As a birder, I see too many people looking with worried faces at baby robins peeping on the ground. They want to help. But the baby robins are perfectly safe! Please read the following from the Birds Guide blog… Baby Birds Advice: It is current in spring and summer to find a young bird sitting … Continue reading Timely advice about baby birds
Esophageal Cancer – Page 8 Prevention methods for esophageal cancer It is not always possible to prevent esophageal cancer. However, certain lifestyle changes can reduce a person’s risk of developing this disease. These include: Quitting smoking. Tobacco smoke contains carcinogens that damage the DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) that regulates cell growth. In addition, smoking is a leading cause … Continue reading Just in case you weren't paying attention before.
Things that should be obvious, from… The Cheerful Oncologist RULES OF THE CHEM LAB 1. Please do not break wind during hydrogen sulfide experiments. 2. All unauthorized use of helium will be charged to the offender’s account. 3. Do not write your name on the lens of your safety glasses. 4. Please attempt to keep … Continue reading Words of One Syllable Dept.
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