Dear Grandy~
Having that cyst out or drained is a worry, however I would expect you have caught it well in time, in your parent's era things might have been left too long.
A general anesthetic is not hard, in fact it is the day after when it has gone you may feel discomfort.
Every one I've had has been no worse than any other needle, I don't know if they still make you count backwards from 100 until you are asleep, I normally only managed down to 97 -then right out of it.
Every time I remember feeling deliciously sleepy in the recovery room as I awoke, comfortable relaxed, snug and calm.
I had been no use to my relatives, could not remember waht they said and spoke more nonsense than I usually do.
The next day I was alert, though have been in some discomfort, which makes me sing out to nurses, fixed quickly.
When my wife had her hip done she asked should she take her phone. Best thing she ever did, from day two on-wards never off it, had a wonderful time filling her freinds in and generally gossiping (mainly about the royal family) -sigh.
No apostle birds down here, too cold. Instead we have wattle birds who sound like rusty tin cans and superb wrens, a gorgeous sight, the male all decked out in shades of blue and his harem of drab brown females all hopping along in the lower bushes and grounds, picking up insects.
Sometimes the male will see himself in the mirror I keep outside and then it is on, picking a fight and displaying to his reflection. Dunno who wins.
If ducks is plural, can you feed one duck?
Croix
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