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The Original O'l Farts Club.
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OleReynard
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Watch that gallbladder situation my mom's flared up like lower back pain.A surgeon I met with didn’t think it needed to come out. I was frankly surprised. I figured he would push the surgery. My problem is I don’t feel severe pain or maybe I just am used to it. If the pain was severe, he would chop me up. I just don’t feel pain like most people. I walked home a mile on a broken ankle when I was a kid. They want me to limit fat intake to under 40 grams a day. I typically only eat 30-35 according to a diet app I use. I eat once a day because I am never hungry. My blood work is fkd. Probably autonomic but I am no doctor.
The gallbladder was rottening from inside out.
OleReynard
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Well aint she all smiles, now
OleReynard
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OleReynard
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Babe you're supposed to be in Mn
oldfogey8
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Thanks for the heads up. Did your mom have a HIDA scan done? That is the test they used to determine that my gall bladder was not emptying properly. What were the symptoms that she experienced that triggered the removal of the rotting gall bladder?
OleReynard
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Lower back pain that she blamed on a broken back.
Didn't really get sick persay she was eating dairy no complications.
As far as testing not sure but I'm sure they did that.
She got of the hospital with that then a week later she was spitting up blood out both ends, ruptured 2 blood cells in her neck, she could've died.
oldfogey8
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giggy
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morning everybody, it is amazing how doctors change up the way you take your meds. my stomach med that i have took for a couple years now, every morning has now changed to 2 a day now lunch and dinner. the one i took in the evening is now morning. that is just the start. sugar has been running high so more water to the day, kinda hard when your not working and sweating like a pig, back off on the salt, this is getting old real quick. other wise i'm the same ol sob i have always been, just a little grumpier.
how is everybody? i try to keep up but there's no way, yall move to fast. still waiting my down time till coffee. gotta figure out what i want for breakfast. chat at yall later.
how is everybody? i try to keep up but there's no way, yall move to fast. still waiting my down time till coffee. gotta figure out what i want for breakfast. chat at yall later.
that is funny
dude , you have not watched ONE of the videos I posted on Tenkara
i will try one more video and there are a bunch more videos on catching big fish on a Tenkara rod , like salmon…
Raining here too gonna be a soggy day here. Prolly cook something and watch the race. I have my raincoat on too.
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Bet he isn't using 6x tippet like we HAVE to use in Pueblo. You will understand!
on my Mitchell Garcia open face reel I use 4 lb test line with a 2lb leader when trout fishing in a place like Lake Taneycomo in Missouri…
I have caught 5 pounders on that rig so I am sure my 13 foot Tenkara rod with a 6x tippet will be able to handle just about any fish in Pueblo
going over to Jackson pond today and practice some more
come on over and I will show you how to Tenkara fish and you will get rid of that rod and reel you use….
I have caught 5 pounders on that rig so I am sure my 13 foot Tenkara rod with a 6x tippet will be able to handle just about any fish in Pueblo
going over to Jackson pond today and practice some more
come on over and I will show you how to Tenkara fish and you will get rid of that rod and reel you use….
I guess it's time to quit talking an start fishing!
The most fun I ever had fishing was with a Roddy fly pole on the Deschutes River. The state had just released hatchlings and we couldn't keep them off our flies, so I replaced my fly reel with a 304 Garcia Michell with 4# test line. I borrowed a flatfish from my fishing buddy and climbed out on a midstream rock to fish the back eddy at a bend in the river.
I hooked into a 26" Steelhead and fought her for about 45 minutes on a fly pole with 4-pound test line, working to keep her in the back eddy and out of the fast-moving river there at the bend. The second time I was able to reel her in close to my rock, she was worn out enough that my friend was able to net her.
Not the biggest fish I caught if you count offshore Salmon fishing but loads more fun on light tackle than the tackle used on tour boats where they want the fish out of the water as soon as possible so that the rest of the fisherman can resume fishing without danger of tangling lines.
