On we go

So now I am ending my round of Chemo; so I head back to the first Surgeon Michael Glover expecting  him to say Wow the cancer is all gone or some thing like that. (Shows how my mind works) he used a tube about the size of a paper towel to look up my butt. ( what a pain in the ass that was) worse than before he said or words to that effect. We left his office me on crutches feeling a little down, However I had the spark of an Idea, Richard Antonucchi  was the name of the Dr. who directed My chemo and I intended to use him once more if I could. When I got home I went on the internet looking for board certified  colorectal surgeons and found a Dr. by the name of Jim Bakker he had a partner Named Jay Young they were working on a new procedure where the rectum could be rebuilt. Dr. Antonucchi contacted Dr. Bakker that afternoon from his office and Jim Bakker would see me the next Day, Friday. In a couple of weeks I was in Fort Saunders regional Hospital for the surgery I under stood that when I awoke if I found the bag attached to the left side it would be a permanent condition if the Right side I was rebuilt and I would have my working parts (Ass) back in a few months.I woke to find tubes (at least Four) coming out of my lower stomach not to count all the ones from my nose and chest but the attachment was on the right side so I was relieved in that respect. Sharon stayed with me every minute she could going home to shower and try to get ready for the next shoe to drop. the fourth day early the Nurse Ida Scarlet, (that was her name) came in to give me a shot of heprin a blood thinner. Sharon ask what is that and the nurse said heprin the nurse checked my name and so but Sharon seemed uncomfortable about this Woman. 1 started to wind up in about five minutes after the shot, extrema agitation! Sharon's breathing sounded like roaring in my ears, I was talking through gritted teeth yelling for everyone to leave the room Sharon headed on home thinking that I was mad at her feeling hurt. With in minutes the floor nurses came in and started IV's of (sugar) Glucose which brought some relief  At around ten the Dr. J Young came in saying that I wasn't losing my mind I had been injected with a huge dose of insulin