Is it possible to have soft human tissue freeze dried and bronzed?
In the movie “Ted” a guy was showing off his wealth and power to another guy by pointing to a small round bronze figure and stated, “That is Lance Armstrong’s nut, freeze dried and bronzed”.
I wonder if that really can be done?
Last Tuesday (7~9~13) I had Minimaze surgical procedure which includes removing my heart’s “left atrial appendage”. When I was recovering in ICU my cardiologist visited me and gave me my left atrial appendage in a jar of formalin. I did not ask for nor expect to get it. But it is pretty cool looking. It’s bigger than I thought and about the size of two human testicles.
I’m still in the hospital and may be discharged tomorrow (7~14~13). Also I’m so bored and drugged and wondering:
So can it be done? Do you know of a company that can freeze dry and bronze my heart’s left atrial appendage?
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I have no clue, but wanted to send you speedy-recovery thoughts. And if you do get that thing bronzed, we will want pictures! :)
I have no idea either. But I do know one thing – it’s clear your humor gland is not attached to the left atrial appendage. Congratulations on the swift recovery.
As soon as they let me out of the hospital I’ll put a picture of my heart’s left atrial appendage on Flickr. They damage my right lung during the Minimaze procedure and I’ll likely be here a few more days.
Ouch! You are still speaking to your doc… and staying there… that is pretty magnanimous of you…
The doc is supposed to present someone else’s heart on a platter, after the lung bit I might have considered asking for the surgeon’s.
No idea on the freeze drying and bronzing thing… But I had a cousin try multiple dipping in shellac… It was not an effective method.
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