Great news, Tommy. Yeah, they use that evil medicine that causes you to forget all the injustices done to you - I had that done to me for a routine colonoscopy (as does everyone).

I broke a couple of ribs a few weeks ago, still recovering, so I can relate to your pain. I've become a big Vicodin fan! My point is, be a he-man when you can because pain os good - it tells you what to do and what not to. But when it's annoying and you don't need the lessons,dose away.

Best of luck. Let us know how the biopsy goes.



>To those who don't know, I'm back home from the Protestectomy Surgery done on Monday.
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>It was suppose to be 11:00 AM, but didn't get started till 12:30 PM. And they said I could see the robot before the surgery, but they gave me relaxation medicine before we rolled into the surgical room. I remember rolling down the hall to the surgical room, and the next thing I know, I'm in recovery. They said I "ooohhh and ahhhhedd" the robot, but the medicine must have made me forget. Oh well....
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>We got back to my room around 6 PM and I've had to adjust to a catherter for my bladder (yuck!) and emptying the bag for the catherter. It's sore!!
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>And the 5 incisions are sore too... guess I need to up my pain medicine and quit being a he-man.
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>So far, so good. They take the prostate out and send it to pathology for analysiss. I won't find out the results till next week. The doctor said that visually he did not see any evidence of the cancer spreeding outside the prostate. Hope that holds true!
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>So all in all, success so far!