Studio for globalbiblestudy.tv

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This is our portable studio for globalbiblestudy.tv

Studio for globalbiblestudy.tv

Originally uploaded by silvergoat77

This is our portable studio for globalbiblestudy.tv

Studio for globalbiblestudy.tv

Originally uploaded by silvergoat77

This is our portable studio for globalbiblestudy.tv

Very very productive!

I am working to build up inventory for sales on Etsy and to prepare for our first craft show in April.

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Brian O’Connor

Hello Snow!

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Welcome to the south! Please enjoy your visit! I know we will.

This made me smile

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Jan 21, 2010

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My son.

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Liam O’Connor

I had a kidney stone. A 7mm x 2mm kidney stone. I had it removed about a week and a half ago and just got the stint removed today. It has been a long and painful process which will probably involve anotherweek or so of mild pain.

When I first went to the E.R. I went because I was seeing blood where there should not be blood, not because of pain. It hurt a little, but at that point it was more scary than painful. I managed to find a urologist and get it checked out on Christmas eve and scheduled the removal surgary for the following week. Still, only intermittent pain.

I went in for surgury, got knocked out, and had the stone lasered and removed, had a stint put in, and had a lot of intense meds. This is where the pain started. Recovery has been the most painful part. At times it was painful even to stand up. I did go back to work the next day and just took my pain meds and powered through it, but it was unpleasant to say the least.

I went back today to have the stint removed. Now, up to this point I thought the stint was a small. When I went in I found out that I would be consious for this procedure and that there would only be a little local anestetic used at “the point of entry.” I walked in and saw the nurse cleaning a quite terrifying tool (that’s the thing in the picture) and sat down awaiting certain doom.

The procedure was pretty darn painful. It was at the end of this proceedure I was informed [showed] the stint that was actually about a foot long. All of the pain made a little more sense after that.

I hope to back to 100% in a couple days, but just like last time, I’ll be back at work tomorrow.