I knew she meant business when the hemostats came out! Amazing first post. Mazal Tov!

It was a cyst of truly monumental proportions, but given its location, (a vital and oft’ used joint) how in heaven’s name was it allowed to grow to that size? I enjoyed watching it meet its end, but I don’t think […]

I avoided dermoid cysts for the longest time, thinking they weren’t “anything special.” Holy Cow! How wrong could I have been! This post is simply amazing, and this little girl is so happy to have seen it!

I freak out when I get the smallest thing up my nose. I would’ve passed out long before this. Oy Gevalt!

Poppy, Could you even breathe with that rodent sized thing up your nostril?

Why, oh why didn’t the doc finish the job? We see quite a few medical practitioners who love what they do; for example the dermo who “killed George.” I think that would be my first question when selecting a doctor […]

Lovely pop. Entirely worth waiting for!

It did have a very “nasal” quality, didn’t it? I’m certainly glad it didn’t shoot out of my nose however.

This post is 100% amazing, wonderful, and engrossing. It’s also 100% frustrating, discouraging, and depressing. I want MORE!

Uncle Larry- What vivid metaphoric language you use! It captures the true essence of the thing. You are an exceptional wordsmith; looking forward to reading more.

Sissy or not, you have truly one of the greats on your icon. Paul Lynde could make a stone laugh.

Mazal Tov Sock Monkey! This is a fabulous post all around, and simply amazing for a first. It gives me hope for my future on PTZ. BTW, don’t pay any attention to the thumbs downer, you are a true popologist and […]

That’s why I joined as well: the learning factor. At least that’s what I tell my husband.

Being a parochial school graduate, we were told the effects appeared in stages. There was much hilarity every time one of us showed up with glasses.

My grandmother, an Iowa farm wife, had a joke about getting out of digging the latrine. It involved dynamite.