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Month: April 2004

Medical 

Rest and Recuperation, #5

2004/04/30 Wesley R. Elsberry

Thursday, April 29th, was uneventful. My appetite does appear to be returning gradually. There is some stiffness in the abdomen

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Medical 

Rest and Recuperation, #4

2004/04/29 Wesley R. Elsberry

I’m still on a trend of gradual improvement. Wednesday, April 28th, marked a longer time spent awake during the day,

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General 

Humor on eBay

2004/04/28 Wesley R. Elsberry

It’s a sale of a wedding dress… It’s a rant about ex-wives from the ninth circle of hell… it’s a

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Medical 

Rest and Recuperation, #3

2004/04/28 Wesley R. Elsberry

Tuesday, April 27th, marked more incremental improvement in my appetite and my ability to off-gas the upper GI tract. I

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Rest and Recuperation, #2

2004/04/27 Wesley R. Elsberry

Monday, April 26th, marked some slow improvement. I’m able to eat more at a sitting than before, and I think

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Medical 

Rest and Recuperation, #1

2004/04/26 Wesley R. Elsberry

Saturday, April 24th, I got home from the hospital. That evening, I threw up a small amount of clear liquid

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Adventures in Hospitalization, #7

2004/04/24 Wesley R. Elsberry

I’m at home now. The discharge process started at 10 AM, and I actually exited the hospital around 3 PM.

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Adventures in Hospitalization, #6

2004/04/24 Wesley R. Elsberry

My condition continues to improve. I went on an ileostomy diet on Friday, April 23rd. This diet has soft solid

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Adventures in Hospitalization, #5

2004/04/22 Wesley R. Elsberry

I was tested late Wednesday, April 21st, on the amount of liquid being retained in my stomach, as an indication

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Photography 

An Overview of My Experiences with Photography

2004/04/22 Wesley R. Elsberry

I think I was twelve when my parents gave me a Kodak Instamatic camera and some film. I don’t recall

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Medical 

Adventures in Hospitalization, #4

2004/04/21 Wesley R. Elsberry

The rest of Tuesday, April 20th, passed uneventfully. Diane came by, and Genie Scott visited, leaving some magazines and DVDs.

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Science 

An Introduction to Testing the Hearing of Marine Mammals

2004/04/21 Wesley R. Elsberry

For several years of my Ph.D. studies, I was part of research into marine mammal hearing and biosonar. My introduction

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“Intelligent Design” Polemics Examined

2004/04/21 Wesley R. Elsberry

Some time ago, an Insight article by Stephen Goode quoted ID advocate and Discovery Institute Senior Fellow William A. Dembski

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Adventures in Hospitalization, #3

2004/04/20 Wesley R. Elsberry

Monday, April 19th, passed uneventfully, and Tuesday, April 20th, so far has done the same. I pretty much stopped using

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Falconry 

Harris’s Hawks I Know

2004/04/19 Wesley R. Elsberry

OGeorge put a request in comments that I say something about the Harris’s hawks in the blog banner. When saying

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Adventures in Hospitalization, cont’d

2004/04/192005/02/19 Wesley R. Elsberry

The past few days have been challenging. On Saturday, April 17th, I was put on a clear liquid diet to

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Adventures in Hospitalization

2004/04/172005/02/19 Wesley R. Elsberry

Up until April 5th, 2004, I had never been admitted as a patient to a hospital. There were several instances

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General Medical 

First News from the Mews

2004/04/162005/02/19 Wesley R. Elsberry

I’ve started my personal weblog here near the bottom of things. On Tuesday, April 13th, 2004, I had major surgery

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