I'm looking at an empty bottle of Nulytely Lemon Lime (yum) and thank goodness I wasn't the one who had to drink it!
Hubby did much better than I expected with the prep. 
I'm taking him to the hospitial in an hour for a colonoscopy.
His Grandfather died of colon cancer at 65 and his older Brother recently had mass polups removed so we think it's important to have this well check done since he just hit the big 50.My GI is also doing Alans procedure and I'll have an opportunity to catch a few minutes with him informally and remind him how well I'm doing with diet /no meds to control my CC symptoms. The last time I saw him a year ago he was poo-pooing Dr. Fine and insistent that I'm not gluten-intolerant because I tested negative for Celiac.
Yeah, right.
Sorry to have been MIA lately.
Just waking up from a long winters nap 
and spring is taking it's sweet time arriving this year- our lake just opened up a few days ago over 2 weeks later than usual.Got lots of plants started in the greenhouse and life in general is as good as it can be. 
Love to you all,
Joanna
(He does not want to hear about Dr. Fine´s tests. He just refuses admitting he can have problems with gluten and eats lots and lots of bread - with gluten - a day)... 
after performing this procedure on Alan who is a big, burly and bearded Alaskan type male that typically would not submit themselves to a form of torture such as this. 
I typed up a little blurb about my diet experience and asked him to put it in my file. I fired him today ( in my mind) and won't see him again unless I decide I need to have a colonoscopy done in the future at some point.