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Today I awoke hungry, tired and a bit bilious, and all for a reason.
Sunday night, beginning at around 21:00, I began to feel an excruciating pain on the right side of my abdomen which would not go away. I had to go into hospital, and I was discharged on Monday. I spent the rest of the week so far feeling very uncomfortable and sore.
My discharge was not the only thing that happened. I began puking up quantities of runny blackish-brown liquid with gritty bits in. Turned out to be gallstones. I think I may have passed at least one, but my bile duct has so far settled down somewhat.
This week has been a real test of my fortitude, particularly my intestinal fortitude - it took me until today, for the first time, with the generous aid of some figs, to finally begin to pass stools.
However, I would like to reassure you all that I have set foot on the path to recovery.
And that, for the first time in all of my Caganerwatch posts, the caganer of the day is ... ME!
Sunday night, beginning at around 21:00, I began to feel an excruciating pain on the right side of my abdomen which would not go away. I had to go into hospital, and I was discharged on Monday. I spent the rest of the week so far feeling very uncomfortable and sore.
My discharge was not the only thing that happened. I began puking up quantities of runny blackish-brown liquid with gritty bits in. Turned out to be gallstones. I think I may have passed at least one, but my bile duct has so far settled down somewhat.
This week has been a real test of my fortitude, particularly my intestinal fortitude - it took me until today, for the first time, with the generous aid of some figs, to finally begin to pass stools.
However, I would like to reassure you all that I have set foot on the path to recovery.
And that, for the first time in all of my Caganerwatch posts, the caganer of the day is ... ME!
