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Ok well I'm not really drunk, but I did go out and have my first beer in almost exactly one year.

 

I got the go ahead from the doctors today, so I got a friend to take me out to the Wedgewood Ale House for a drink. :brew::moondance: :moondance: :brew::brew:

 

They told me to keep it to one drink a day, but I'm pretty god damn happy.

 

The next thing you know I'll be driving. :snugtop:

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Just think of this as part of your rehab. You're not quite 100% until your liver is back in shape. But seriously, whatever you do take it easy and enjoy the opportunity to wake up to see a new day.

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They told me to keep it to one drink a day...

 

Doctors are always saying stuff like that. Next they'll tell you that smoking is bad for you or that you should wear a helmet when riding a motorcycle.

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Just think of this as part of your rehab. You're not quite 100% until your liver is back in shape. But seriously, whatever you do take it easy and enjoy the opportunity to wake up to see a new day.

 

Exactly. :tup:

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They told me to keep it to one drink a day...

 

Doctors are always saying stuff like that. Next they'll tell you that smoking is bad for you or that you should wear a helmet when riding a motorcycle.

 

 

I'm sure Robby Knievel wouldn't stand for rules like that.

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and btw, good job on being such a well behaved patient!

 

I wish I could remember some of the stuff when I was first in the hospital, but by all accounts I was saying some pretty funny stuff.

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They told me to keep it to one drink a day...

 

Doctors are always saying stuff like that. Next they'll tell you that smoking is bad for you or that you should wear a helmet when riding a motorcycle.

 

 

I'm sure Robby Knievel wouldn't stand for rules like that.

 

Robby lived next door to us here in Sequim for several years. Never saw him wear a helmet, but saw him drinking a lot of beers.

 

Bottoms up, AlpineK! :wave:

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and btw, good job on being such a well behaved patient!

 

I wish I could remember some of the stuff when I was first in the hospital, but by all accounts I was saying some pretty funny stuff.

They say people with such injuries are quite "uninhibited" at that point in their recoveries.
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Nice work Kurt. Best of luck in reconditioning your liver to accept the punishment that we all know it deserves. I have pummeled my liver in to submission since my illness, and clearly after getting coddled with dialysis it needed a good beating.

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