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I remember the first time the Dr wrote a chitty for my husband for one of those -- I said you really don't want to do that and burst out laughing ? :-) ?But he's done it about three times now. Only

:-) If that’s for me Jude, it went fine, thanks. There was one tiny (2mm) polyp, easily removed, and the rest of my gut looked remarkably healthy. The staff, all girls, were fantastic. I had three

And.... waiting in suspense.... how did it go ? Did you enjoy the ride home ?? :-) ?Jude

The latest one is dead cocky — but then they have to have a bit of ego and self confidence or you wouldn’t want them operating on you now would you. He did a good job and I’m here to talk about

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

Hahaha! Oh Jude, you do have them nailed down, don’t you? :D Best Susan

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 – unless they make a hash of the camera

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

Thanks, Susan. I’ll make sure! It will either be part-sedation or Entonox, and I’m thinking that I’d prefer the latter. Chris

I can only try to imagine birth pains, Susan. I almost wish that they would find something with the colonoscopy because the next step would be an endoscopy down my throat. I’ve had that twice and

My friend who had one didn’t get the sedation she was expecting, so you make sure you get yours, Chris! Best Susan

Yes, I wondered how encouraging that would feel! :D Anyway, I’m sure you’ll keep us informed, Chris, from between gritted teeth. I have poor pain resistance myself and still remember with a

I’m not good at agony; I tend to scream rather a lot… I’ve just written to John, by the way. Best Susan

Oh good point, normally you can’t move for emails from him; I was getting personal ones too but nothing recently. I’ll try sending one to him, for a change! Best Susan

Last time my husband went through it - day procedure - I went to pick him up. He’s usually not a good passenger. But he was a bit under the influence and I got him strapped in and set off for home.

Was that some sort of encouragement, Jude? :-) Yes, I know that the stuff tastes rubbish, but I need to know what’s going on. And with the NHS under such pressure I feel very lucky to have the

The “palaver” as you put it is awful. Got to drink gallons of horrid glug to clean you out. Husband has done it on more than one occasion. They found a polyp once - I guess the agony is worth it.

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I bet it was something to tell stories about in the bar, Jude! Chris

Thanks, Susan, for both thoughts. I reckon that the implantologist is a pretty trustworthy chap; he’ll lose custom if he gets adverse reviews. My colonoscopy is next week and there’s a bit of a