My liver's weblog

It's astonishing to me the traffic going to my liver's weblog. Post-op, I left the NanoMed™ sensors turned on. I routed the feed through my Blogger account, so my blog is automatically updated every ten minutes. Now this is sorta useful to my doctor and my KaiserWebMD™ monitor. But the blog is drawing all sorts of attention. 20 thousand visitors last month. And comments. And betting.

I am a little freaked at people tuning in to my liver. They're guessing about what I'm eating and drinking. They're analyzing my data. They're speculating on my love life and intelligence and the potential for shifts in my body chemistry. I don't mind the Google advertising revenue, but the t-shirts and greeting cards are a little much.