Cebu City celebrates its annual Sinulog feastivity that marks its 30 grand years of honoring the miraculous child, Sr. Sto. Nino.
People from different walks of life will witness and enjoy the carousel-type street dancing in 2 categories – sinulog based and free interpretation. Along the joyous mode of the day, food and drinks are everywhere. And on evening different street parties will heat up the night.
Happy Fiesta!
Pit Señor!
I’m now annoyed with the constant burping I am experiencing.
It is more frequent now than the days after my lap chole (laparoscopic cholecystectomy) surgery. After I got discharged from the Cebu Doctor’s Hospital, I experienced some burping and I just thought it was the remaining air that the doctors pumped into my stomach during removal of my gallbladder. I felt bloated for around 2 weeks after the procedure and the burping goes on. So I thought it was normal to have a frequent burping.
But those times, the gas came out not as often as today. Not as frequent as today that I burped almost every after 5 minutes. I tried to count how many burp I got for a day but lost track. I only noticed this constant burping after my hospitalization last December. And I only thought that it was due to medicines I was taking. Now that I am not taking any medications, I experienced this constant burping.
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I read once an article that chronic diarrhea will likely to hit more on person without gallbladder, those that undergo gallbladder surgery either by open cholecystectomy or lap chole (laparoscopic cholecystectomy).
And yes, it is true.
Right after I was discharged from the hospital, I experienced stomach pain and diarrhea almost every morning – after breakfast.
This year, gladly the diarrhea occurred less. I only had one diarrhea last jan. 7, 2010. The next day, it was a fine day – no diarrhea attack. I hoped and thought that it will for good.
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