Tom O'Brien
Dave,
I wanted to reply about your upcoming surgery till now.
As we used to say in the military, 3 days in the wake-up.
It's been 36 years since I had mine and I remember it very clearly.(I don't remember what I did yesterday) but I remember September 1987.
You will, also but after the fact. Please keep in mind it is going to be harder on Barbara because you will be asleep, she will be waiting for the results.
When you're finished and wake up, if you're like me, you realize as tough as you always thought you were, you weren't. God is still the toughest and you will have learned humility.
A number of people have gone through this procedure and as I was told, if you have a good outlook on the procedure you will come out fine.
Keep these things in mind. 1. Avoid potholes while in the car, you will feel the bump, when you start playing golf again, be sure to hit the ball first and not the ground, you will feel that bump and stand up straight. The pulling of the incision will make you slouch.
Best of luck and welcome to the club buddy, I'll be thinking of you Wednesday.
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