Good morning. In a few hours, we will be taking our son to have a kidney stone laser pulverized, if you are the praying type, please remember him (and me too, need all the prayer I can get!). This is the 3rd time in the past few months he’s had to have this procedure. First time, they couldn’t get up there, so, stints were installed. Second time, they got some of’em but, x-ray later showed one was missed! I hope they get all of them this time! So, most of my morning will be spent at the hospital.
We are 47 days away from kickoff and it can’t get here soon enough!
I couldn’t decide. Which one should get a solo shot next year? Who has done more for UGA football during and after their football career? I have my opinion but, I will wait for your viewpoints.
Go Dawgs!
All the best this morning. Hopefully, the doctors can take care of that.
On your question, Pollack has done more. Robert Edwards is the modern day Theron Sapp:
https://youtu.be/i3hN98XMwjM?si=EbzTQjFg4MamrTun
If you’re talking Georgia only, then yes. But Edwards had the better NFL career, even though both were injury shortened.
That said, both are DGDs and deserve the dual feature. Woof!
Good luck to your son (and the doctors), Otis!
Both definitely DGDs. It’s too bad Robert’s little brother can’t seem to convince any of his higher profile pupils to pick UGA.
Prayers are up for y’all this morning. I hope it all goes smoothly.
I’ve also gotta go with Pollack. Saban probably doesn’t care for him which is probably a badge of honor for Pollack.
Kidney stones? Meh. I’ve had so many of those suckers I’ve built myself a calcium oxalate semi-attached fallout shelter. Best wishes. Y’all be fine in short order.
Prayers for him.
Prayers for y’all. I’ve had two kidney stones and I wouldn’t wish one of those things on anybody.
Good luck Otis and Otis Jr today!
Welllll, we got waved off today. For those of you unfamiliar with my son’s injury, one of the worst parts is that he has no sensation in his bladder or bowels. Thus, he has to self-cath on a scheduled basis to keep his kidneys and bladder drained. Well, that makes a person way more susceptible to a UTI. Guess what? He has a UTI so, we’re pushed back 2 weeks to the 29th, where we will try again. Thank you all for your kind words and prayers!
prayers the uti is resolved quickly and he stays well and can have his procedure when it was rescheduled.
Thank you. I don’t wanna turn this into a medical blog, but, we’ve been in ER for over 3 hours now. His prostate enlarged and he couldn’t get his catheter in. So, now we have to chase down the urologist tomorrow.