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I got a call from my latest ear doctor's office today on the ride.
They reported that analysis of the biopsy showed no cancer, it was
just a very nasty infection. He has some antibiotic stuff stuffed into
that ear that renders it totally deaf, even with the bone conduction
headset. Hopefully, when I check back in with him next month and he
takes it out, the infection will be gone. At any rate, there was no
problem riding today.

It's going to take a while to get my cycling mojo back after so little
riding the last two months, but I've started with 25 miles this
morning. 25 miles was enough for me to feel it in my legs. I'll go
again in a couple days. I hope to be doing 30 miles two or three times
a week.

--
C'est bon
Soloman
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On 4/27/2026 1:17 PM, Catrike Ryder wrote:

I got a call from my latest ear doctor's office today on the ride.
They reported that analysis of the biopsy showed no cancer, it was
just a very nasty infection. He has some antibiotic stuff stuffed into
that ear that renders it totally deaf, even with the bone conduction
headset. Hopefully, when I check back in with him next month and he
takes it out, the infection will be gone. At any rate, there was no
problem riding today.

It's going to take a while to get my cycling mojo back after so little
riding the last two months, but I've started with 25 miles this
morning. 25 miles was enough for me to feel it in my legs. I'll go
again in a couple days. I hope to be doing 30 miles two or three times
a week.

--
C'est bon
Soloman

Excellent news and the thing is keep riding.
--
Deacon Mark
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Mark J cleary <mcleary08@comcast.net> wrote:

On 4/27/2026 1:17 PM, Catrike Ryder wrote:

I got a call from my latest ear doctor's office today on the ride.
They reported that analysis of the biopsy showed no cancer, it was
just a very nasty infection. He has some antibiotic stuff stuffed into
that ear that renders it totally deaf, even with the bone conduction
headset. Hopefully, when I check back in with him next month and he
takes it out, the infection will be gone. At any rate, there was no
problem riding today.

It's going to take a while to get my cycling mojo back after so little
riding the last two months, but I've started with 25 miles this
morning. 25 miles was enough for me to feel it in my legs. I'll go
again in a couple days. I hope to be doing 30 miles two or three times
a week.

--
C'est bon
Soloman

Excellent news and the thing is keep riding.

Indeed glad to hear your getting back to riding and all of the enjoyment of that.

Roger Merriman

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On 27 Apr 2026 21:01:21 GMT,
Roger Merriman <roger@sarlet.com> wrote:

Mark J cleary <mcleary08@comcast.net> wrote:

On 4/27/2026 1:17 PM, Catrike Ryder wrote:

I got a call from my latest ear doctor's office today on the
ride. They reported that analysis of the biopsy showed no
cancer, it was just a very nasty infection. He has some
antibiotic stuff stuffed into that ear that renders it
totally deaf, even with the bone conduction headset.
Hopefully, when I check back in with him next month and he
takes it out, the infection will be gone. At any rate, there
was no problem riding today.

Excellent.

It's going to take a while to get my cycling mojo back after
so little riding the last two months, but I've started with
25 miles this morning. 25 miles was enough for me to feel it
in my legs. I'll go again in a couple days. I hope to be
doing 30 miles two or three times a week.

Excellent news and the thing is keep riding.

Indeed glad to hear your getting back to riding and all of the
enjoyment of that.

Agree!
--
Ted Heise <theise@panix.com> Gretna, NE, USA
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