Tuesday, I almost had to be in two places at once. At 9AM, I went for my third
appointment at the UCSF Mohs Surgery Center for the second post operative
follow up for the excision of the basal cell carcinoma on the right side of my nose.
Dr. Yu just laughed when I complained about the scar on my nose. She is very
pleased with the way things are progressing, telling me to be patient. "It's only
been a month, Carmen." She says we can talk in six months!
I raced from Mt. Zion over to my urology appointment with Dr. Kahn in the
medical building at the California Pacific Medical Center, arriving about two
minutes before my 10AM appointment. I'd gone to radiology the day before to
get the kidney/ureter/bladder x-ray ( I have multiple stones in both kidneys, some
far too large to ever pass normally ). Dr. Kahn just wanted to check on their
progress in case an intervention needed to be done. No, everything is status
quo so we'll leave things as they are.
From there, I decided to drive around Pacific Heights for a little while before
heading home. I always enjoy seeing the beautiful Victorians in that area and I
was rewarded with a magnificent Spring display of flowers in bloom. It just
reinforced my feelings that man can do little to improve on the glory of nature
in terms of real beauty . Along one street, I photographed all the beautiful
flowers shown here.
appointment at the UCSF Mohs Surgery Center for the second post operative
follow up for the excision of the basal cell carcinoma on the right side of my nose.
Dr. Yu just laughed when I complained about the scar on my nose. She is very
pleased with the way things are progressing, telling me to be patient. "It's only
been a month, Carmen." She says we can talk in six months!
I raced from Mt. Zion over to my urology appointment with Dr. Kahn in the
medical building at the California Pacific Medical Center, arriving about two
minutes before my 10AM appointment. I'd gone to radiology the day before to
get the kidney/ureter/bladder x-ray ( I have multiple stones in both kidneys, some
far too large to ever pass normally ). Dr. Kahn just wanted to check on their
progress in case an intervention needed to be done. No, everything is status
quo so we'll leave things as they are.
From there, I decided to drive around Pacific Heights for a little while before
heading home. I always enjoy seeing the beautiful Victorians in that area and I
was rewarded with a magnificent Spring display of flowers in bloom. It just
reinforced my feelings that man can do little to improve on the glory of nature
in terms of real beauty . Along one street, I photographed all the beautiful
flowers shown here.
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