I was semi-knocked out for the procedure. You don't want to be just semi-knocked out if there's any chance the doctor might say "Ooops" unexpectedly, but I have confidence in Dr. Krishna. As a matter of fact, he and the anesthesiologist spent the few minutes of the procedure talking about Indian food. I seem to remember the anesthesiologist asking for a curry recipe for a cauliflower he just happened to have on hand. Or I could have been more out of it than I thought.
As always, they sent a tiny cameraman, lights person, best bo

I'm now on different meds and we're waiting for the biopsy results, which should come out in a couple of days.
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Glad to hear from you again My Gal Pal. Next time keep a note pad by your side to jot down the recipes. Duh.
Ooooooh!!!!! Too bad you missed that recipe :o) Curry and cauliflower... sounds yummy! One of my friends just gave me some curry powder from Texas. Can barely wait to try it :o) Hope you're feeling better! I wish that darned snow had come any day *but* Tuesday... I missed seeing you guys!
No wonder your tummy didn't feel well! Maybe, with new meds, you'll be ready for that cauliflower. Hope you have a very quick recovery--
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