Re: NOT Off topic

[muckerheide <muckerheide@attbi.com>]

Hi Maury,

Congrats on your eye surgery!



After my second stress test I measured 20 mr/hr at my chest, could get

readings at 10 +  meters. Decayed over a few days but I didn't follow it all

the way down as I intended.



The dose was nothing vs. my daughter's bone scan a few weeks ago, esp. at

her bladder before she went to the bathroom! :-)



These aren't substantial doses, but may be enough to do a little good!  :-)



Regards, Jim

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> From: maury <maury@WEBTEXAS.COM>

> 

> By your tolerance, you have permitted me to share vicariously in many of

> your joys and sorrows, your attaboys and your awsh...ts, and your

> knowledge of the nuclear world. Please accept one in reverse.

> 

> The bandage was removed this morning from yesterday's cataract surgery

> (about a ten minute task) from my first eye. WOW! One of the more

> remarkable experiences in my life! The effect was immediate and, in

> spite of being informed what to expect, the recovery of this kind of

> vision is utterly amazing. I'm sure some of you are just smiling

> knowingly; many of the rest of you will one day have a similar thrilling

> revelation. Now, vision through the untreated eye resembles looking

> through a badly smudged Y1 black and white photographic filter! Great

> jumpin' butterballs!!!!

> 

> This is not nuclear, but it is not difficult to extend empathy with

> folks experiencing some of the gains now possible through nuclear

> medicine. Utterly amazing! I did recently experience a nuclear exercise

> stress test and the heart photos from that procedure were truly

> remarkable.

> 

> To the anti-nuclear zealots: fie upon your house!

> 

> Best wishes to all 4,000 (or whatever) Radsafers,

> Maury Siskel       maury@webtexas.com



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