As long as you have a good director, the camera work should be fine!
I¡¯ve read some horror stories about endometriosis, especially when male medics just don¡¯t believe their female patients or simply think women=pain=normality.
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Susan
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On 29 Sep 2021, at 15:25, zuiko <
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I¡¯m glad that I¡¯m not a girl. ?My wife had endometriosis which took years to diagnose. ?And I¡¯m glad that I¡¯m not planned to stay in hospital on Friday ¨C unless they make a hash of the camera work ;-)
Chris
After I had op for endometrial cancer surgeon turned up at the bottom of the bed and asked if I remembered what he told me immediately after op and I parroted it back to him word for word, and he said oh you did remember. Then he said I had a bit of rummage about while I was in there had a look at your kidneys liver and intestines and a bit of a wander round the bowel. My first thought was nothing's private these days. Then I said ...And what did you find... which was basically nothing. You're in pretty good shape he said. Then he said lifting the cloche "You haven't eaten your dinner" -- and I know thats one of the criteria for escaping hospital. ?I said I have a policy not to eat anything I can't recognise. He lifted the cloche again and said "I think thats fish" and I responded with "Can you guarantee that!". God it was awful - white potatoes, white sauce, white fish. You could die in hospital with the catering :-)?
Purler