My chickens got a tomato and a couple asian eggplants that had holes eaten in them. At least they were happy.

I hope that your eye issue turns out to be benign, Kat. I'll offer some prayers that such be the case ... and that the other issues turn out well. As for the grammar ... I'd often like to correct people, here, but usually forebear. As for that "dam" of yours, Gemini ... it's holding back a flood of ... frustration? ... at the bad grammer (or, is that "grammar"?)? ole joyful

I won't comment about the fibroids and enlargement of your uterus, but I've been an ENT nurse for 22 years and I urge you to seek a 2nd opinion prior to having surgery on your sinuses. Have you had a CT of the sinus yet? or at least a limited CT or a sinus series? There is no way (no matter what any doctor may tell you) to tell if it is your sinuses without one of these studies. The CT is the best. There are many ENT specialists who jump the gun, performing sinus surgery that isn't needed. It's fast and easy money for them, and many of them take advantage of their patient's "ignorance" of his/her sinuses. I do not mean ignorance in any sort of demeaning way, but we are all ignorant at some point about certain areas until we are educated about them. So, ask questions, get studies, and don't let someone start "reaming" out your sinuses at the drop of a hat. We have a friend who had sinus surgery with a clear sinus x-ray (he found out later) and he was left with meningitis after the surgeon knicked his brain case and he developed a cerebral spinal fluid leak. He is now deaf in his right ear and suffered from vertigo for 7 years until another ENT surgeon finally had to cut his nerve of hearing to control it (and this, I might add, doesn't always work). He suffered with this for 7 years because the 2nd surgeon waited until the statute of limitations was up for a law suit from the first surgery. They do stick together most of the time. Andierut

I haven't had this done, but I want to tell you, bug em! That's what they're there for and it is not for you to worry about it if they are busy. If she said she'd call you with the info and hasn't yet, go ahead and call again. If you want to give a reason for calling, you can tell her you're nervous about this (tho I'm sure it will be fine-- I too have had three breast biopsies that were fine,) as I think they do understand that these kinds of procedures make us nervous. Btw, could it have anything to do with that bad spill you took a couple of months ago? My memory is not always reliable, so I'm sorry if I've got the wrong person! Good luck, and again, don't be afraid to ask for and expect to receive information.