The Bipolar Otaku

Last Tuesday, I finally had my surgery. After the sleep study and CT scan, the doctor recommended a surgery to fix my deviated septum, to get a culture sample of the bacteria chronically growing in my nose, and the shock my tongue so it doesn't collapse in my sleep.

After the initial 8 hours of wondering if my nose would ever stop bleeding, everything started to clear up. There have been a few minor problems... I now have to take antibiotics 4 times per day, which means that I'll be popping pills and puffing inhalers almost constantly during the day. I have to irrigate nose twice a day, which is kind of like forcing yourself to snort milk out your nose. I haven't yet gotten back full control of my tongue, which means I stutter when I talk and drool when I eat.

But I can sleep, thank God! That's always a good thing.