On the day after...

[samayam]

On the day after getting a colonoscopy (there I can type it now) do not attempt to drive a stick shift in rush hour traffic.  And don't even pretend you're going to make it all the way to San Francisco.  And when you are lucky enough to be able to make it to the downtown Amtrak station, do not then press your luck by walking to the nearby Starbucks

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[parnasus]

I'll have Mina drive me over to pick up the car later and T or I will come pick you up when the train comes in this evening. I have a parent meeting at 7:30, so if you can get in before that or after 9:00 that would work best.
How are you going to get to the office? Is someone able to pick you up from the amtrak? If not please take a Taxi.

[miss_emelia]

Um... yeah. Warning fail. Sorry about that. Takes a day or two for all to get back to normal.

On the plus side, I do know someone who is 42 and on his third round of chemo for his colon cancer. It's so much better to know, and so much better to have hemorrhoids than butt cancer.

[sarabellae]

No butt cancer is a good outcome! Glad to hear that. Sorry you had to go through the procedure though. I suppose we all will get to sooner or later.

[dakini_grl]

Oh honey, I'm sorry! I hope you got your tasty beverage and went home to spend the day in bed. Ugh.

You may want to invest in a Tush Cush

[lunagirl35]

http://www.amazon.com/Tush-Cush-Computer-Seat-Cushion/dp/B00080S0LS/ref=pd_bbs_sr_7?ie=UTF8&s=hpc&qid=1231895326&sr=8-7

Or something similar. According to The Husband, sitting and programming all day can cause some serious pressure on the lower half of the body. If you haven't already, you might want to get an office chair that provides some strong back support.