I have had 30 surgeries. I have had some major and minor surgeries. The longest I was ever hospitalized after a surgery was for a Periacetabular Osteotomy or PAO, which was 5 days. That surgery was brutal and called for reconstruction of my hip socket because of hip dysplasia. I had my hip replaced at 40. I have had 10 knee surgeries. I have had 2 hip scopes. In 2017, I had brain surgery to implant a Ventriculoperitoneal or VP shunt. I have Hydrocephalus so the shunt drains off the access brain fluid into my abdominal cavity. I just found out that I have a rare major motility disease that causes my lower esophageal sphincter to not open. This means food cannot get to my stomach the normal way so I will need surgery to soon. Wishing you a speedy recovery.
I didn't really like it because it's quite a monotonous one to be honest. You just take the organs out and you have to do it rate careful and precise like, and then you just put them all back in again.
Conversely, games like Twister, Mouse Trap or Cluedo felt more dynamic an dimensional.
No matter how bad my injuries are, God always keeps them from getting infected and heals them up where you would never even know they were there in the first place.
Yes I had an operation because the doctors found something in me that they thought could be cancerous. After removing it - they realized it wasn't cancerous. I won't go into detail cause its a very embarrassing part of my body.
Yes i had sinus, my nose had an extra flesh which block my nose and it was difficult to breath freely, I suffered from cold and blocked nose all the time, my nose has been operated and extra flesh has been taken out but my nose is sensitive now
I had ra few surgeries on my right leg after I was hit in crosswalk. One break in femur, compound tibia break, and fibula broken in multiple places. Es todo other than a few fillings.
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