Ahoy mates.
Man, it's good to be home. At 4:30 Saturday morning, I had to pay a visit to the ER which led to a brief stay in the hospital. It seems tha my blood pressure medicine cause a minor bout with pancreatitus. For those how haven't had this or don't know what it is, imagine having a railroad spike driven through your chest. They kept me off meds and solid food for a day and a half and when my pancreas levels got back down to normal, I got to go home. So, back to the bench!
Kenny
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Posted: Monday, February 12, 2007 - 02:34 AM UTC
Holy heck Kenny
Great to have you back but man look after yourself.
OK mate.
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Sean
Great to have you back but man look after yourself.
OK mate.
Regards
Sean
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Posted: Monday, February 12, 2007 - 03:06 AM UTC
Dang that sucks.
Glad to hear everything turned out fine.
Now I’ld ask you how you know what having railroad spike driven through your chest feels like but after hearing of the saw incident I don’t know that I want to hear the answer. :-)
Glad to hear everything turned out fine.
Now I’ld ask you how you know what having railroad spike driven through your chest feels like but after hearing of the saw incident I don’t know that I want to hear the answer. :-)
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Posted: Monday, February 12, 2007 - 03:23 AM UTC
Ahoy Kenny,
Glad to hear from you and hope all is well!
Joe
Glad to hear from you and hope all is well!
Joe
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Posted: Monday, February 12, 2007 - 04:04 AM UTC
Hi Kenny,
Must have been a bit of a fright. Glad to hear all is OK.
Stay well.
Cheers
Al
Must have been a bit of a fright. Glad to hear all is OK.
Stay well.
Cheers
Al
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Posted: Monday, February 12, 2007 - 05:36 AM UTC
Arggh, bout time ye git yer scaly butt back to work! 
Jeez, Ken, I'm glad to hear yer allright, my brother....wondered where you wandered off to...now like I just said,
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Jeez, Ken, I'm glad to hear yer allright, my brother....wondered where you wandered off to...now like I just said,
~Gunny
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Posted: Monday, February 12, 2007 - 06:27 AM UTC
Familiar with your pain. My daughter just went through that, ended up getting her gaul bladder out instead.
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Posted: Monday, February 12, 2007 - 07:04 AM UTC
Yeah, it did give us a scare. My grandmother passed away due to cancer in the common bile duct. All the test showed no stones so it wasn't the gallbladder. I don't drink so it had everyone a little stumped.
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Posted: Monday, February 12, 2007 - 11:49 AM UTC
Glad to here everthitng is all right guy. Take care of yourself.
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Hey guys, here's the latest. I just got back from the doc's office. He took me off my blood pressure meds (which caused the problem to begin with) and told me to check my blood pressure regularly to make sure it was still REALLY GOOD! Yeah! He wants to check my pancreas enzyme levels in 3 weeks and then go from there.
Thanks for the well wishes. I know they all come from the heart.
~Kenny
Thanks for the well wishes. I know they all come from the heart.
~Kenny
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Posted: Tuesday, February 13, 2007 - 01:55 AM UTC
Man, leave you alone for awhile and this is what happens. I'm glad you're ok. Take care of yourself bud, we're not getting any younger. Glad it's working out ok.
Hey, this Doc didn't tell you that you couldn't eat anymore Cajun dishes did he? If he did, you need a new doctor. :-) Obviously a quack and a Yankee.
Hey, this Doc didn't tell you that you couldn't eat anymore Cajun dishes did he? If he did, you need a new doctor.
:-) Obviously a quack and a Yankee.
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Heck, it's the Cajun food keeping him young!
No bug is gonna dare infect a body full of that kinda fire! :-)
PS: Pass the crawdads!
No bug is gonna dare infect a body full of that kinda fire! :-)
PS: Pass the crawdads!
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Man, leave you alone for awhile and this is what happens. I'm glad you're ok. Take care of yourself bud, we're not getting any younger. Glad it's working out ok.
Hey, this Doc didn't tell you that you couldn't eat anymore Cajun dishes did he? If he did, you need a new doctor.
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Heck, it's the Cajun food keeping him young!
No bug is gonna dare infect a body full of that kinda fire!
PS: Pass the crawdads!
We joke, but Sunday night's supper was fried catfish and french fries. From the cafeteria no less. :-)
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We joke, but Sunday night's supper was fried catfish and french fries. From the cafeteria no less. :-)
It had to be the French fries.....
:-) 
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Posted: Wednesday, February 14, 2007 - 06:16 PM UTC
Glad to hear your safe Kenny and look after yourself.
I must admit I was wondering how you know what a railroad spike in the chest felt like but I wont ask.
Ciao
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I must admit I was wondering how you know what a railroad spike in the chest felt like but I wont ask.
Ciao
Luciano
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I must admit I was wondering how you know what a railroad spike in the chest felt like but I wont ask.
Jacob asked the same thing. I would tell you guys but it has to do with my ultra top secret job with the parish government.
I'd tell you, but then I would have to kill you.
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Quoted TextI must admit I was wondering how you know what a railroad spike in the chest felt like but I wont ask.
Jacob asked the same thing. I would tell you guys but it has to do with my ultra top secret job with the parish government.
I'd tell you, but then I would have to kill you.
Louisiana politics can be brutal.
:-) 
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