Good News

The test today went well; the tech said she saw nothing unusual, and the doctors now get their chance to look at the ultrasound. Still, it's a huge and very emotional relief for Steph and I. I don't have time to say much more than that.

Comments

FunKiller said…
Bro,

This is indeed good news. Prayers will continue to flow your way as you guys wait any further developments and whether or not to go through with the 'vaz'.

As someone who has been through it, it is not that bad...as long as the person performing the procedure remembers that you are a man and not a cow with so many utters to pull on. Enough said.

Keep me posted.

Peace.

Mike
9:47 PM
Tenax said…
Mike,

I'll note the udder analogy when I talk to the urologist next time. All of this reminds me of how often women have to go through embarassing procedues as a matter of routine.

t
6:30 PM
FunKiller said…
Bro,

I just noticed that I spelled udders wrong in my last comment. I'm so glad I teach history and not english.
2:52 PM
Tenax said…
Dude,

no worries. With some things, it doesn't matter how you spell them, it's what you do with them.

t
3:43 PM
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