“What up UC’ers of the world!”
This post is an update to my “The Deep, The Dark, The Doodie Hole” post from last week.
In honor of Michaela’s and my possible move to a new apartment in Oakland, California really soon, I’m gonna start this posting off with a little rap and for some of you who can listen and watch, the video is right here for you:
This Song’s Titled: “The Gastro Doctor Rap”
(and I’m pretty sure you’ll never hear it on the radio)
Beep-Bop, Beep-Bop, Beep-Bop, Beep-Bop,
Are you ready?..
So a few days ago, I went to the doc,
Not because I hurt, because I want to talk.
You see it been a while, since a doc took a peek,
Ain’t talking bout days, but almost 200 weeks.
I called up Valenzuela, and asked to put me down,
I want a GI consult, she could tell by my sound.
I wasn’t really looking for a drug pushing dude,
but a laid back GI who cared how I pooooooed.
She said right then, or maybe right there,
We got this doc named Stollman: “Alright girl, i’ll be there!”
So my day came up, June 6th actually,
I sat in the lobby waiting – wondering bout his fee.
I know docs ain’t cheap, but it’s something you gotta do,
My deep dark doodie is worth a hundred dollar maybe two.
As my time came up, he opened the door and said,
“Come on in Adam, lets go to my office not the bed”
The GI was pretty cool, New York accent all the way,
We sat for an hour, I could’ve rapped with him all day.
He answered all my questions, he even said to me,
“You want to record your doodie probe, that’s just fine with me”
I told him about, the iHaveUC site,
He turned his computer on and said, “Damn that shit is tight!”
We was through with the visit,
I walked back to the desk.
We scheduled my doodie probe,
This doc definitely passed my test.
Beep-Bop, Beep-Bop, Beep-Bop, Beep-Bop,
-I’ll get into what the doctor and I talked about in an upcoming post. I’ll also be posting a gastro doctor review after I get the colonoscopy, but at this point, he’d have to really jack something up for me not to write super awesome doctor review about him and his practice. Until then, have a great week coming up!
-Adam
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I started site shortly after being diagnosed in October of 2008 with severe pancolitis (when my whole colon was inflamed).
For me, it was a very rough start with severe symptoms. Getting bounced from medication to medication was not easy or too helpful. But, I did meet another UC’er, changes several parts of my diet, and of course the rest is history.
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