Waiting is painful. Forgetting is painful. But not knowing which to do is the worse kind of suffering.” — Paulo Coehlo
The very idea of a colonoscopy — any time of the year — was more sobering than finding my first AARP card in the mailbox after I turned 50. Which is partly why I kept avoiding it.
As I recently discovered, the procedure itself wasn’t all that bad. It was waiting for the results of the pathology report that scared the dickens (or Dickens) out of me — especially so close to the holidays. Please click here to read the rest of “Blessings in a Biopsy” on Royal Oak Patch. It’s unlike any other Christmas column you’ve read before! — CL
Lol I just had to read this one since my Dr keeps ordering colonoscopy peeps and I keep dodging it:)
I think for me it is the sheer indignity of it, the visuals in my brain….. Brrrrrrrr.shake that outta my head!!! Thanks for a good laugh and inspiration Cindy! If I miss it a ver Merry one for you and yours!
Not there yet. My mom had hers a few years back; she said it was not even close to as bad as she had feared it to be.
Merry Christmas, Cindy. I hope it is full of love and cheer.
Love and hugs to you.