Farrald Rambling

byfbelote1x

51 followers

2 years ago

Reporting in from long absence. To: Kyle: I have been absent and out of touch for about 3 weeks +. My reason for the absence was finding a growth in my lower right abdomen that needed analysis to determine what it was or was not. That analysis turned into a miserable adventure. I went to see a colorectal surgeon for an opinion. His opinion was that I needed to get a Cat scan and see what it told him. I did that and it did not tell him anything useful at all. Then, he sent me on to the MRI scan and that was just as un-informative. The final suggestion was to have him use his minimally invasive laparoscopy equipment to do an exploration of the area of the growth and try to decide what it was and what to do about it. With all the scheduling and confirmation delays to do these tests that consumed a pretty intense 10 working days, with a gastroenterologist colonoscopy exam thrown in for good measure. Miserable!

The surgical exploration was a nearly 4 hour procedure that I was anesthetized for and felt nothing from. The biggest problem I had to face after the surgery was ridding my body of the long acting anesthesia compounds. They have to just go away naturally with no known assistance available. The more elderly you get the slower those compounds are to leave the body and return you to normal. At a young age of 20 to 50 they leave you at the rate of about one week of time for each hour or partial hour of anesthetic sleep during surgery...So, 4 hours of such sleep consumed almost a month of time and I am just now almost free of the drugging and dragging feelings of the operation. During this absence I have been unable to do much of anything at all, except sleep and that was troubled and not very restful. Thank God, there was very little pain associated with the recovery. The biggest problem was what to eat in a soft diet that would not strain the digestive system. The anesthesia was very constipating and I had to develop a diet that was acceptable for that condition, aided by various laxatives and probiotics. Not fun at all. But absolutely necessary.


Now, I have about forgotten all I had learned at AW and I am trying to start over with my pursuit of Affiliate Marketing as a new occupation. I hope all the money I spent with you is not completely wasted, but it may well be.

True confession: during this time of absence, I tried to keep abreast of the news about new developments in the online marketing space. I heard of and finally found a program offering that was very appealing to me and I have decided to leave AW and follow that program, to see what I can accomplish with it. It is a condensed training program that will take about 3 months to the first of 2023. It will be intense content learning and lab type practice. The exhibited results presented by video testimonials was very impressive and the delays before meaningful earnings startup are very attractive. I will know very soon whether I am enrolled in that program or not and I will let you know as soon after that as I can about resigning from AW. I have enjoyed this time at AW and you have a wonderful program for people who want to become online marketing professionals. I have learned a lot at AW that I have mostly forgotten, thanks to the anesthesia that I consumed, which was well known for helping patients forget the whole experience of the surgery and anything else you know about.

Please, give my regrets to any of my followers at AW and to any of the people that I left comments for that liked what I said. Perhaps we will meet again in the course of online business dealings. Who Knows ?? Farrald Belote, Kingwood, TX