Big gig on Saturday!!

[CA-35]

No pics? That deep dark crevace and no pics. I know it was at night and it would have been a chore to bring in the lighting crew so we'll excuse you this time.

Here's to a hundred more of those with crystal clear results Joe! 8)

 

[gjmalcyon]

Good luck Joe! As long you don't feel both his hands on your shoulders during the procedure you'll be fine

My doc told me THAT joke in middle of my exam. NOT funny.

On the way to "lights out" just before my first colonoscopy, I looked up at my doc and asked him to confirm to my wife and kids that there was no sign of my head up there.

A couple of months later, same doc's doing an endoscopy on me. I look up, and just before lights out I ask him, "Guess the view's a little better this time around?"

 

[Bikerdoc]

Me? I'm not afraid of the exam. It's the results.

Peace

 

[killdeer43]

Me? I'm not afraid of the exam. It's the results.
Peace

All due respect, Doc, would you rather not know? :?

Just curious,
Joe

 

[southernGuild]

Late to this thread, But glad it went well Joe.
Not one of lifes better moments, but worth the hassle. The stats are frightening, and high enough to encourage active prevention. Makes sence to protect ourselves as best we can. Live on, to strum another day. :wink:
Well done.

 

[CA-35]

All due respect, Doc, would you rather not know? :? Just curious, Joe

Perplexing question Joe. All depends on your perspective.

I think I would rather not, especially if it were fatal. Now, if it were something that, having an early detection, would save my life then of course. Will I screen for those "beatable" (for lack of a better term) maladies? Yes. But in the case that it be fatal......."ignorance is bliss".

Just sayin' :wink:

 

[killdeer43]

All depends on your perspective.

To a great extent, everything does. :wink:

Joe