Another one goin under the knife.

[Goldeneagle]

Well, this Friday I get my gall bladder removed. It has been giving me a lot of trouble ever since the holidays. This is the first time I've had my inerds worked on, so please be thinking of me. Thanks.

[BustedAssRanch]

Prayers sent

[Birddog]

Randy, Wish you the best. My brother had lots of trouble in the past with his. He finally had surgery last year. Has been fine since. I will pray for you, and your family and the doctors..Keep us posted on how things go.....

Have a fast recovery.. MP

[Dusty Britches]

Randy, wish you the best. We'll see you at the next ASA shoot!

[stevesflyshop]

Prayers sent for successful operation and speedy recovery!

[zub789]

I had mine removed last August. THe surgery was not that bad, the worst part is your body adjusting to not having a gallbladder.

[Deerhunter30]

Prayers sent.

[bwssr]

Got Ya Covered!

[tx10pt]

good luck. I had mine removed in 2004. Not bad at all if they do it laproscopically (sp) Prayers sent

[jyoung]

Prayers sent...

[Rsatt]

Prayers sent, Randy.

[Solocam]

Prayers sent!

I am up in Melissa now and just a phone call away if ya'll need anything.

817-253-1630

[Seemore]

My mom had hers removed about two years ago, she said it wasn't to bad.
Prayers sent. and speedy recovery.

[waterdog]

prayers sent

[Bill]

I had mine removed laproscopically almost 2 years ago. The surgery was in the am, and my wife picked me up at Stanford Hospital at 2 to take me home. I was operated on Friday, and on Sat I was walking around the house, and Sunday took the dog for an easy walk.

If your GB is not infected and ready to rupture, they should go with a laproscopic procedure. Rarely do they have to make an incision and open you up. Be sure to request your gall stones before the surgery- they sure are ugly, green suckers!