Retired anesthesia here. if you have stones in your gallbladder then a laparoscopic cholecystectomy is likely in your future. If there are sand grains and sludge partially blocking the common bile duct, then an ERCP (procedure done in the GI lab) is likely. Either way this will require attention as it will occur again. Trust me you don’t want a gallbladder perforation or gangrenous gallbladder. And yes reducing high fat content foods may help to delay future episodes. Typically gallbladder attacks occur several hours after eating. Take care.
Quasi, I had the same kind of pain you described five years ago and it led to emergency surgery to remove my gall bladder. I'd had no warning signs and no previous pain until it hit. Hope you feel better soon!
Kickin' ass and takin' names I see. GREAT lower temps! we've had a bit of that here up north of ya in Eastern, NE. Fall is upon us (almost)! Holy shit dude on the blackouts 'n' GB shit. I will continue to pray for you!
Sorry to hear about your health issues. Glad to see that you are back on your feet. I'm in the west of Ireland and we've had about two weekends where it wasn't wet/windy all summer. I've been camping once and hammocking once. And the camping weekend, was basically peg the tent down and wait for a gap in the wind. Summer was a total waste of the warmer weather.
I'm glad you are doing better. The same thing happened to me about a year ago. The E.R. doctor thought I was a hyperchondriac until they got the test results. Then, I was rushed off to operation, and my gallbladder was removed.
I had my gallbladder removed in 2018. Those were the worst pains I've ever experienced in my life. I quickly learned specific foods were triggering the attacks, so until my surgery, I was eating a very bland basic diet to avoid that pain again.
Here’s hoping you get to feeling better. Gall bladder….several years ago my wife thought she was having a heart attack while we were on vacation. 24 hours later and $18k in tests at a local hospital was told they did not know what was wrong but was not her heart. A week later at home another attack, and a visit to our family doctor. Within 5 minutes she diagnosed it as a gall bladder attack. Trip to the hospital, surgery to remove the offending organ and all is well. So yes, a gall bladder attack is almost identical to a heart attack with all the symptoms.
I'm glad that your ok, but what a rough way to go. You've had enough stuff going on for awhile. Bike is awesome on the road again, to bad they don't make them any more.
I started riding in the 70s,myfirst bike was a honda 400A . Automatic, had a hi and a low gear. Loved that bike,sat like a motorcycle.it was green,they had a red one as well
@conniewaite1371 Yep, the old HondaMatics were great! My dad had two 750A's and put 80K+ miles on both of them. I'd love to find a 400A or 750A in good condition someday. 😉👍 --QM
@@QuasiMotard there was one here a few years ago sitting in an abandoned store,I was broke at the time, not sure what happened to it.they cleaned the store out,the roof was falling in.i am sure there are some out there somewhere
The type of diet have an huge role on the fornation of the stones. If possible try to search alternative approach for avoid the removal of the gallbladder.
We have fallen in love with Arkansas. We went to Bentonville in April, Bella Vista in May and heading up to Lake Hamilton this coming Friday. Paradise just six hours away from Houston!
Join Scooting the Ozarks and try to come . There are so many cool people like you and him that attend every year !!! Love to see you there ! I'm from Ft Smith, Arkansas
@ , Hey Mark! We bought a lot on Lake Hamilton, right outside Hot Springs, and construction will start on our new house soon! I got a new Grom a few weeks ago and can’t wait to get up there.
@brentcollins9727 SO cool I didn't know you knew Neil in Hot Springs ....I met him at last years STO .....He's a great guy ! Hopefully we'll meet at STO this Sept. I'm on a 2023 Xmax that I love and at STO last year it averaged 86.3 mpg on 620 miles in 5 days !
Hey brother! So sorry to hear about you're health issues. Sounds scary man, 🙏🏽 especially when you didn't have any clue wtf was going on. I'm glad to see you're doing better. I haven't finished the video yet so I'm not sure what level of details you go further into. On a lighter note, I have the City Grip 2 on my Genuine Roughhouse 50cc scoot. And I LOVE THEM! The factory rubber were cheap ($35 Maxxims) and they didn't not inspire confidence on any type of wet pavement. They're had no tread depth and felt like slicks rolling over any small road debris, gravel etc. The Michelins are a world apart. And I also notice they have a tendency to weave more if you're not focusing on what line your tracking. 🤣 But damn do they turn in and stick to every surface. They felt physically sticky/tacky to rhe touch before they were installed. 😂 Yes, you're correct they are dual compound and the silica they use is hydrophobic to literally push water away. Obviously I have a small scoot so these are 120/70/12's in the front and 130-70-12's in the rear. Whaf size foes the Silverwing use? Also, is it just me or does the way the front tire mount look backwards to you also? Yes, I know they're supposed to be, but damn, it still looks weird to me! Birch had the same thought and issue when he did his Navi video. I was like Nope that's backwards bro but I get it.🤣🤣🤣 Feel better soon my friend. Be safe. And Godspeed your travels! Much Love from VA brother! Also, thanks for the small bore shout outs Love! Two wheels down. ✌🏻 🏍 🛵 🏍
i have to be honest after i got home got mom taken care of and put my friends mother in the ground. and thinking about it the scoots of ozarks was about organized as a train wreck. but the 4 days there i had a great time just riding on my own. after reading reviews i think city grips is what i am going to put on my wing. i have read where people are getting 6k miles on the rear tire.
@@mattalger2325 i'v always ran Dunlops and they seem to be good tires. and the rear tire is a little over a year old with less than 500 miles on it and the front tire looks great no cracks or anything but its 12 years old. so i will be changing it anyways soon i hope.
Do you have Zontes in the US? They're about to release a 368 line of scoots and even a 501 line. They seem to do good and have good reviews.. They could fill the kack of bigger cc scoots on the US... Thx for the comfy ride today 🤜🤛🙏
Thanks for watching and leaving feedback! Unfortunately, Zontes isn't imported to the USA. I've seen several Zontes ride videos on UA-cam from @RideWithAlex , and they look like great machines. Cheers! 😉👍 --QM
Howdy, Christopher, and thanks for the well wishes! The telemetry data for the heads-up display is recorded by my GoPro Hero11 camera (and my Garmin Zumo GPS when I'm riding with it). The gauge overlay is generated using a third-party program called Telemetry Overlay: goprotelemetryextractor.com/ I stitch everything together with Adobe Premiere Pro to create the final videos. Creating the overlays is a lot of extra work, but I think the end results are worth the effort. Cheers! 😉👍 --QM
Man, you're not kidding! I felt like I'd been shot in the stomach and was having a heart attack at the same time. That pain was crazy. I've experienced some 10-level pain in my life, so I'm no lightweight... dry sockets (lower jaw, wisdom teeth removed), pelvis dislocation, and a broken femur... all heavy hitters and worthy of morphine drip. That gallbladder attack was right there in the top 3 ouchies for me... yikes! The swelling and bruising in my right knee is still going down from that first blackout. I'm looking at treatment and/or surgical options now so I can avoid a repeat of that experience. Cheers! 😉👍 --QM
I was just wondering if you or some of your subscribers might be able to help me out with some information I have been looking at scooters online and also trying to find a good recommendation for a person my height I'm 6'5 And trying to find some information on a good recommendation for a scooter for someone that tall. I'm glad to hear that you are doing better back in May of this year I also had a health scare they thought I was about to have a major heart attack and rushed me from the Dallas Oregon hospital to the Salem Oregon hospital love watching your videos.
Howdy, Leslie! Sorry to hear about your health scare... I know that's not any fun. You're definitely on the taller end of the scale for most scooters, so you might have trouble finding a good fit with enough leg room. You will probably need to look at the full-size "maxi-scooters" like the Suzuki Burgman 650, Honda SilverWing 600, or other 400-650 cc options. If you find a scoot that fits your frame well, you might need to upgrade or modify the seat. Most maxi scooters have lumbar supports (bolsters or bumps) at the back of the rider's saddle that limit your ability to scoot back and get more room for your arms and legs. Most upholstery shops can do the modifications to remove the hump and recover the seat. The next hurdle will be the winscreen. Before purchasing a scooter, I recommend checking the aftermarket to see if there are good windscreen upgrades. You'll want a taller "touring" screen to give you good coverage and direct the wind over your helmet. Tall riders usually have more problems with noise and helmet buffeting, so it might take some shopping and measuring to find a good solution. Good luck with your shopping, and I hope you find a good fit. Let us know how it goes, and we'll try to help if possible. Cheers! 😉👍 --QM
Nope! I'm not a fan of any drugs or jabs because they always come with a long list of side-effects. I try to stay away from doctors and hospitals, period. 😉👍 --QM
Well if surgery is on the table, gall bladder removal is pretty EZPZ and routine. Youll just have to watch how much fat you eat during the first year or so while your liver ramps up production of bile otherwise youll get some pretty bad diarrhea...
Sorry Aaron but I do not believe in church because religious is too focused on money And I believe in Gospels Last Supper Jesus said God is not in a building and I am a Roman Catholic!
Retired anesthesia here. if you have stones in your gallbladder then a laparoscopic cholecystectomy is likely in your future. If there are sand grains and sludge partially blocking the common bile duct, then an ERCP (procedure done in the GI lab) is likely. Either way this will require attention as it will occur again. Trust me you don’t want a gallbladder perforation or gangrenous gallbladder. And yes reducing high fat content foods may help to delay future episodes. Typically gallbladder attacks occur several hours after eating. Take care.
After hearing that...glad you're doing okay..
Something id like to try one of these days is getting me a hammock and just relaxing
Quasi, I had the same kind of pain you described five years ago and it led to emergency surgery to remove my gall bladder. I'd had no warning signs and no previous pain until it hit. Hope you feel better soon!
How did I miss this video!?! I’m sorry to hear that happened to you. Good to hear that you recovered from it. I hope you are doing well.
Kickin' ass and takin' names I see. GREAT lower temps! we've had a bit of that here up north of ya in Eastern, NE. Fall is upon us (almost)! Holy shit dude on the blackouts 'n' GB shit. I will continue to pray for you!
Sorry to hear about your health issues. Glad to see that you are back on your feet. I'm in the west of Ireland and we've had about two weekends where it wasn't wet/windy all summer. I've been camping once and hammocking once. And the camping weekend, was basically peg the tent down and wait for a gap in the wind. Summer was a total waste of the warmer weather.
I'm glad you are doing better. The same thing happened to me about a year ago. The E.R. doctor thought I was a hyperchondriac until they got the test results. Then, I was rushed off to operation, and my gallbladder was removed.
I had my gallbladder removed in 2018. Those were the worst pains I've ever experienced in my life. I quickly learned specific foods were triggering the attacks, so until my surgery, I was eating a very bland basic diet to avoid that pain again.
So good to see the Wing on the road.
I'm so sorry about your health scare Quasi, those symptoms sounded scary man......
Here’s hoping you get to feeling better. Gall bladder….several years ago my wife thought she was having a heart attack while we were on vacation. 24 hours later and $18k in tests at a local hospital was told they did not know what was wrong but was not her heart. A week later at home another attack, and a visit to our family doctor. Within 5 minutes she diagnosed it as a gall bladder attack. Trip to the hospital, surgery to remove the offending organ and all is well. So yes, a gall bladder attack is almost identical to a heart attack with all the symptoms.
I'm glad that your ok, but what a rough way to go. You've had enough stuff going on for awhile. Bike is awesome on the road again, to bad they don't make them any more.
I hope feeling better Mr. Aaron 🙏!!
Aaron that sounds like a TIA, even hospitals miss it sometimes
Can you holler at me ...I go every year to Scooting the Ozarks ! Love your Silverwing !
I see so few of those around here, but really a nice looking scoot..
Best wishes from the UK and ride safe.
I started riding in the 70s,myfirst bike was a honda 400A . Automatic, had a hi and a low gear. Loved that bike,sat like a motorcycle.it was green,they had a red one as well
@conniewaite1371 Yep, the old HondaMatics were great! My dad had two 750A's and put 80K+ miles on both of them. I'd love to find a 400A or 750A in good condition someday. 😉👍 --QM
@@QuasiMotard there was one here a few years ago sitting in an abandoned store,I was broke at the time, not sure what happened to it.they cleaned the store out,the roof was falling in.i am sure there are some out there somewhere
U might need surgery be very careful @QuasiMotard
Man, you are one tough dude. Hope you get to go to Arkansas.
The type of diet have an huge role on the fornation of the stones.
If possible try to search alternative approach for avoid the removal of the gallbladder.
We have fallen in love with Arkansas. We went to Bentonville in April, Bella Vista in May and heading up to Lake Hamilton this coming Friday. Paradise just six hours away from Houston!
Join Scooting the Ozarks and try to come . There are so many cool people like you and him that attend every year !!! Love to see you there ! I'm from Ft Smith, Arkansas
@ , Hey Mark! We bought a lot on Lake Hamilton, right outside Hot Springs, and construction will start on our new house soon! I got a new Grom a few weeks ago and can’t wait to get up there.
@brentcollins9727 SO cool I didn't know you knew Neil in Hot Springs ....I met him at last years STO .....He's a great guy ! Hopefully we'll meet at STO this Sept. I'm on a 2023 Xmax that I love and at STO last year it averaged 86.3 mpg on 620 miles in 5 days !
Gorgeous tree-lined streets!
4:05 Both are right
My Swing's speedo was off by just under 10% too, I assume they all are.
Hey brother! So sorry to hear about you're health issues. Sounds scary man, 🙏🏽 especially when you didn't have any clue wtf was going on.
I'm glad to see you're doing better. I haven't finished the video yet so I'm not sure what level of details you go further into.
On a lighter note, I have the City Grip 2 on my Genuine Roughhouse 50cc scoot. And I LOVE THEM!
The factory rubber were cheap ($35 Maxxims) and they didn't not inspire confidence on any type of wet pavement. They're had no tread depth and felt like slicks rolling over any small road debris, gravel etc.
The Michelins are a world apart. And I also notice they have a tendency to weave more if you're not focusing on what line your tracking. 🤣
But damn do they turn in and stick to every surface. They felt physically sticky/tacky to rhe touch before they were installed. 😂
Yes, you're correct they are dual compound and the silica they use is hydrophobic to literally push water away.
Obviously I have a small scoot so these are 120/70/12's in the front and 130-70-12's in the rear. Whaf size foes the Silverwing use?
Also, is it just me or does the way the front tire mount look backwards to you also?
Yes, I know they're supposed to be, but damn, it still looks weird to me!
Birch had the same thought and issue when he did his Navi video. I was like Nope that's backwards bro but I get it.🤣🤣🤣
Feel better soon my friend. Be safe. And Godspeed your travels! Much Love from VA brother!
Also, thanks for the small bore shout outs Love!
Two wheels down. ✌🏻
🏍 🛵 🏍
and Friday i ran about 300 of the 500 mile trip in the rain. and on the emergency run home Tuesday i ran about 150 miles of it in the rain at night.
Lupe's and Bear Creek Park?
Are you in DFW😂
Hope your health issues are resolved soon.
i have to be honest after i got home got mom taken care of and put my friends mother in the ground. and thinking about it the scoots of ozarks was about organized as a train wreck. but the 4 days there i had a great time just riding on my own. after reading reviews i think city grips is what i am going to put on my wing. i have read where people are getting 6k miles on the rear tire.
You won't regret Michelins. Especially those. 😉
@@mattalger2325 i'v always ran Dunlops and they seem to be good tires. and the rear tire is a little over a year old with less than 500 miles on it and the front tire looks great no cracks or anything but its 12 years old. so i will be changing it anyways soon i hope.
Hang in there buddy, hope they get yah all squared away with the medical stuff !
Do you have Zontes in the US? They're about to release a 368 line of scoots and even a 501 line. They seem to do good and have good reviews.. They could fill the kack of bigger cc scoots on the US...
Thx for the comfy ride today 🤜🤛🙏
Thanks for watching and leaving feedback! Unfortunately, Zontes isn't imported to the USA. I've seen several Zontes ride videos on UA-cam from @RideWithAlex , and they look like great machines. Cheers! 😉👍 --QM
@@QuasiMotard They should. Unlucky. 🙏
Your Honda 20yrs old and my 17yrs old and dry weight 472 to 520.3 Pounds! Mr. Aaron
What is the video overlay system that you use on your videos. Glad you’re feeling better 👍
Howdy, Christopher, and thanks for the well wishes! The telemetry data for the heads-up display is recorded by my GoPro Hero11 camera (and my Garmin Zumo GPS when I'm riding with it). The gauge overlay is generated using a third-party program called Telemetry Overlay: goprotelemetryextractor.com/
I stitch everything together with Adobe Premiere Pro to create the final videos. Creating the overlays is a lot of extra work, but I think the end results are worth the effort. Cheers! 😉👍 --QM
That's scary glad it wasn't your ticker
My Speedo is just like yours , shows 5 mph higher than the actual speed. At slower speeds 55 mph and under its spot on.
Had my gall bladder removed ... the lining was crystalline... omg level pain ... gall bladder don't play ...
Man, you're not kidding! I felt like I'd been shot in the stomach and was having a heart attack at the same time. That pain was crazy. I've experienced some 10-level pain in my life, so I'm no lightweight... dry sockets (lower jaw, wisdom teeth removed), pelvis dislocation, and a broken femur... all heavy hitters and worthy of morphine drip. That gallbladder attack was right there in the top 3 ouchies for me... yikes!
The swelling and bruising in my right knee is still going down from that first blackout. I'm looking at treatment and/or surgical options now so I can avoid a repeat of that experience. Cheers! 😉👍 --QM
Sometime down the road, we can do some breakfast or something and swap stories @QuasiMotard
I was just wondering if you or some of your subscribers might be able to help me out with some information I have been looking at scooters online and also trying to find a good recommendation for a person my height I'm 6'5 And trying to find some information on a good recommendation for a scooter for someone that tall. I'm glad to hear that you are doing better back in May of this year I also had a health scare they thought I was about to have a major heart attack and rushed me from the Dallas Oregon hospital to the Salem Oregon hospital love watching your videos.
Howdy, Leslie! Sorry to hear about your health scare... I know that's not any fun.
You're definitely on the taller end of the scale for most scooters, so you might have trouble finding a good fit with enough leg room. You will probably need to look at the full-size "maxi-scooters" like the Suzuki Burgman 650, Honda SilverWing 600, or other 400-650 cc options.
If you find a scoot that fits your frame well, you might need to upgrade or modify the seat. Most maxi scooters have lumbar supports (bolsters or bumps) at the back of the rider's saddle that limit your ability to scoot back and get more room for your arms and legs. Most upholstery shops can do the modifications to remove the hump and recover the seat.
The next hurdle will be the winscreen. Before purchasing a scooter, I recommend checking the aftermarket to see if there are good windscreen upgrades. You'll want a taller "touring" screen to give you good coverage and direct the wind over your helmet. Tall riders usually have more problems with noise and helmet buffeting, so it might take some shopping and measuring to find a good solution.
Good luck with your shopping, and I hope you find a good fit. Let us know how it goes, and we'll try to help if possible. Cheers! 😉👍 --QM
@@QuasiMotard thank you for the information I appreciate it very much
Booster shot? Flu shot?
Nope! I'm not a fan of any drugs or jabs because they always come with a long list of side-effects. I try to stay away from doctors and hospitals, period. 😉👍 --QM
@QuasiMotard u need surgery u don't have a choice in the matter
Well if surgery is on the table, gall bladder removal is pretty EZPZ and routine.
Youll just have to watch how much fat you eat during the first year or so while your liver ramps up production of bile otherwise youll get some pretty bad diarrhea...
Sorry Aaron but I do not believe in church because religious is too focused on money And I believe in Gospels Last Supper Jesus said God is not in a building and I am a Roman Catholic!
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