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It’s Official April 11, 2008

Posted by Jennifer Schlick in amphibians.
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Spring Peeper by Jeremy MartinMy gallbladder is gone.

Many thanks to all my friends and family who are being so good to me and so supportive.  But special thanks to Concetta who called me at the hospital from the side of the road near a pond so that I could l hear the Awesome Spring Peepers while I was recovering!

Thanks also to Jeremy Martin who might not know that I used his picture here (again)!

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1. Norbert - April 11, 2008

Good to have you back.

2. montucky - April 11, 2008

I hope you recover quickly!

3. Adam R. Paul - April 11, 2008

I wish you a speedy and effortless recovery!

4. Ruth - April 11, 2008

Take it easy until you are fully recovered. Wishing you all the best.

5. Karen Weyant - April 11, 2008

Hope you feel better soon! Cheers..Karen

6. Jeremy Martin - April 11, 2008

I read your blog every morning Jennifer :) Funnily enough I actually tried to call you at the Audubon today but ended up talking to Jeff instead because you were off; now I know why. Hope you are back on your feet taking lots of great pictures soon.

7. Learn to draw portraits - April 11, 2008

I stumbled across your blog and saw a cool picture of a frog. Then I read that you are without a gall bladder. I had mine removed about two years ago and for me recovery was pretty quick so hopefully the same goes for you. Even the very day after the surgery I felt better than I did when I was passing gall stones. Ouch… ;)

8. Mel - April 12, 2008

Soon recovery wishes from Peru!! Take care! :x

9. winterwoman - April 12, 2008

Thanks all. Felt pretty lousy yesterday. But I was able to sleep well last night. I’m hoping today goes better! I appreciate your healing thoughts.

10. Nina - April 12, 2008

Yes, my wishes are added to the others’ for a speedy recovery. I’m sure you have plenty to keep yourself busy with (like publishing books, editing photos, writing a fantastic blog…)–until you can be out and about.

11. Mary Carlson - April 12, 2008

Hi Jennifer – I’m ditto-ing Ruth’s comment. Each day you should feel stronger. And here’s hoping spring is helping you heal even more quickly! ;o)

12. Susan - April 12, 2008

Good riddance! Pesky little things…

13. Laura - April 12, 2008

Glad you’re rid of it!
;-)

Good friend to help you to hear those peepers from your sickbed.

14. martytdx - April 14, 2008

Wow – that sounds like quite an operation. Hope you have a quick recovery so you can catch migration!

15. Joan - April 14, 2008

Hope you are feeling better already and can get out and photograph wildflowers! Take good care of yourself.

16. Carolyn Hoffman - April 14, 2008

I hope you recover quickly. I figure you must be doing pretty well since you’re blogging already! That’s always a good sign.

Take care!
Carolyn H.

17. RuthieJ - April 15, 2008

Hope you have a speedy & uneventful recovery, Jennifer!

18. Cestoady - April 15, 2008

Isn’t it great that there are some parts of us we can do without ?? I am glad it is not part of our brain — I will settle for a wornout gall bladder anyday. Good luck on your recovery.

19. Marg - April 16, 2008

Oooooo I had mine done too-several years ago.

You’ll be up and at em in no time :D
More healing thoughts sent from Ontario ;D

20. Marvin - April 20, 2008

Fact #1: I’m running way behind in reading your posts.

Fact #2: You are still posting.

Conclusion: Your recovery has gone well — and that is great news.


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