Recon? Really??
The real story is I was sick, much sicker it turns out than I had faked to Jonah and Brett, and I went home early. But, instead of resting, I worked on my family trust the rest of the day (to the bank, running cashier checks to siblings, etc.). Three days later I was seriously sick, I even missed three days of work, and my wife took me to the Urgent Care when I couldn't answer simple questions, like "did you urinate at anytime in the last two days?" (Kara's a nurse.) The Urgent Care put me on IV fluids and I got 4 liters before I could pee. Oh, and the Doc told me I needed a colonoscopy ASAP! (bloody diarrhea is scary, and SO over-rated).
The colonoscopy occurred one week later and I had two large polyps, which turned out to be benign, but no sign of Ulcerative Colitis, which was almost a larger relief than no sign cancer (I've heard horror stories). But the Colonoscopist (not sure of the real term of one who performs back-door videography) is now wondering why I had two large (8mm and 3mm), fast growing polyps when my 2015 colonoscopy was as clean as a Mormon's bar tab. Because of the sudden change with large, benign but fast-growing-pre-cancerous (he said every large new growth is considered pre-cancerous), I'm now on the one-year plan for colonoscopies for the rest of my life. How many times can one use the term colonoscopy in a paragraph? Don't know, but I could win a bet.
One more thing, why the bloody stool? When I asked him, the Colonoscopist retorted with his own question: "are you a cyclist?, because you have several large internal hemorrhoids that look totally like a fat-man's Lanterne Rouge." (in English, Red Lantern, which is the Tour de France term for winner of last place.) Funny!! A Colonoscopist with a sense of humor.