Eureka it's left my Urethra

[The Jogger]

Well at long last the bastard has gone. My kidney stone was blasted this morning at St Richards Hosp, Chichester. Would the fnrttc Emsworth please salute that brilliant hospital on passing. They had to go in to break it up and currently it's like piassing razor blades but the nurse told me I could begin cycling and/or jogging after 48hrs. It's been six months since properly riding my bike and I now have two weeks off work to recover. I was told it may take two ops, a stent and a night in hospital, in the end it was one op, no stent and no overnight. It has been a wait to get to this point but right now I'm a happy bunny. Thanks all for the well wishes yesterday

Roy

 

[Scoosh]

Good News indeed !

Hope the recovery goes well and the / recovers quickly too !

 

[Crackle]

You must be extremely happy and relieved, glad it's gone well.

 

[PaulSecteur]

Congratulations!

Im keen to avoid this experience...

it's like piassing razor blades

Is there anything that I can do to reduce my chances of piddling gillettes?

 

[The Jogger]

Congratulations!

Im keen to avoid this experience...


Is there anything that I can do to reduce my chances of piddling gillettes?

I've been told to drink 2ltrs of water a day............

 

[LarryDuff]

My sympathies to you. I had a kidney stone about 15 years and I have to say it was the most intense pain I have ever had.

 

[Fab Foodie]

Great news The Jogger, and remember, it happened under a Tory government .....

 

[The Jogger]

Great news The Jogger, and remember, it happened under a Tory government .....

I know, there is just no way I would have got a stone under a labour government, things would have been much more free flowing and the recovery is so painful.

 

[rich p]

Must be a relief Roy! It makes my eyes water thinking about it.

 

[The Jogger]

Must be a relief Roy! It makes my eyes water thinking about it.

I know exactly what you mean Rich

 

[numbnuts]

A whole stone, I bet that's a weight of your......
get well soon

 

[The Jogger]

A whole stone, I bet that's a weight of your......
get well soon

Thanks, I think your name is more suited to me at the minute

 

[Sittingduck]

Here's to a speedy recovery!

 

[Fab Foodie]

I know, there is just no way I would have got a stone under a labour government, things would have been much more free flowing and the recovery is so painful.

I think you'll find that the stone had grown fat and bloaty prdominantly under labour and the stiff medicine and tough corrective action of the Tories, whilst harsh has solved the problem and got you back on your feet ....

 

[Deleted member 1258]

Well at long last the bastard has gone. My kidney stone was blasted this morning at St Richards Hosp, Chichester. Would the fnrttc Emsworth please salute that brilliant hospital on passing. They had to go in to break it up and currently it's like piassing razor blades but the nurse told me I could begin cycling and/or jogging after 48hrs. It's been six months since properly riding my bike and I now have two weeks off work to recover. I was told it may take two ops, a stent and a night in hospital, in the end it was one op, no stent and no overnight. It has been a wait to get to this point but right now I'm a happy bunny. Thanks all for the well wishes yesterday

Roy

Well done, good news On a recent trip to hospital I had a catheter in for five days, after it was taken out I described going to the toilet as like pissing broken bottles.