The Status Of Wound's

Relations,

A brief note to report the status of wound healing and that the wound above my left ear has finally sealed up 100%! Yes, let me breath, it has!

As He-Who-Touched-My-Brain instructed, I continued to place the post surgical medicine and let time take it's course. It may have taken a spell, from June to now August, but interestingly enough, this seems to be my body's mode of operandi with this site of implant and the wound/wounds above my Deaf Left Ear. The ointment worked so well! The scar that remains is epic - all pirate like - and is now hidden with the growth of hair and curls. With Fall on the horizon, I reckon I may let some curls and knotty knots back into my life.

The materials that were building up about the base of the abutment and my implant has also stopped and the passing of fluids has stopped. Even though I would not call this 100% healed yet due to pain and discomfort. I am learning and living to learn how to live with pains that never go away. Along with all of the neuro-nerve related pains, I have a task in hand. I sure could share some stories about these pains that strike with extreme pain, then move on along. Like, BAM! Then there it goes on by. I've learned just how much this comes with the territory...

...when a doctor has to crack open the skull and go creeping up in the head and ear, time and time again, nerves get cut, snipped, tucked, moved about and the what not's.

I know just like all the other sacks of symptoms that accompanies this Meniere's Disease - pain's along for the ride. Just like that too. Pain had bags packed and came on aboard. Oh well, no more boo-hoo's. Tired of crying over this shit. I can't get over them and I can't beat them, so I might as well just join them. Oh, and by the way, no thank you on the Pain Specialist routine. Just no. No Pain Specialist Required! I refuse their services because quite honestly, I am afraid of them. Yes, afraid. For me, it's simple is as simple does. Seen.

Much love and thanks to He-Who-Touched-My-Brain and all of the wonderful staff at Clinic!

Here he comes! Look at them boots!