Speaker 1: It's too earldly truly for what it's too early for this?
Speaker 2: Lisa, What is stuck in your crawl this morning? Nothing
Speaker 2: stuck in my crawl. I just want to share this
Speaker 2: story about that. This is, you know, too early for
Speaker 2: this guy stuck in his then kidney, well was stuck.
Speaker 2: Kidney stones and bladistones are never fun, right, No, but
Speaker 2: sair special thought for this chap. Doctors in Sri Lanka
Speaker 2: have just removed a bladderstone weighing nelly.
Speaker 1: Seven pounds seven that's more than three kilos half a stone.
Speaker 1: In fact, they believe it has set a new world record.
Speaker 1: Oh woo beee, I grew a stone that set a record.
Speaker 1: The fifty five year old man originally arrived at the
Speaker 1: hospital after suffering a stroke, but medical staff soon realized
Speaker 1: he was also having trouble urinating.
Speaker 2: Betty was I think you wouldn't sit around? Would have
Speaker 2: been a problem? Wouldn't have urinated since nineteen eighty two?
Speaker 1: No.
Speaker 2: During their examination, they found the bladdistone roughly the size
Speaker 2: of a new born baby is how they described it.
Speaker 1: Roughly the size of a newborn baby, Doctor Chip, Thank you,
Speaker 1: Doctor Prahalan Balakrishnan, led the surgery and said, oh, this
Speaker 1: is the largest bladderstone I've ever documented and removed through
Speaker 1: a surgical procedure.
Speaker 3: This is going to have to come out.
Speaker 2: He was more excited than the guy that had it
Speaker 2: in him. Balachrishtnan added that the massive stone could have
Speaker 2: been growing inside this guy's bladder for up to ten years.
Speaker 2: Doctors say the man is now in very good health,
Speaker 2: hasn't felt this good in ten years, and happy to
Speaker 2: step on the scales.
Speaker 3: Yes, anohing like losing half a stone with a stone,
Speaker 3: and he's and he's also recovering very well from everything
Speaker 3: else that you know, the stroke and.
Speaker 2: Heart attack. He found out that he had a seven
Speaker 2: pound bladistone, you know that's been growing for ten years.
Speaker 2: I don't know if that's the case, if it's too
Speaker 2: early for this or that was too late. It was
Speaker 2: well yeah, well it was never coming out of the
Speaker 2: really throat.
Speaker 3: It just couldn't have just winced a little.
Speaker 2: Just coming out of there with his teeth, and God.
Speaker 1: Would look like you know where a snake eats a
Speaker 1: small coach and that's tried to digest it.
Speaker 2: I got it halfway and then it got stuck. Doctor
Speaker 2: I don't mean to laugh, but he can't hear. It's
Speaker 2: his intr.
Speaker 1: No, that's exactly right, and he doesn't care anymore anyway
Speaker 1: now because it's out and he's happy and he's lighter.