Surgery
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manonthemoon2
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Surgery
UPDATE
10 days after surgery and today I'm going home. I was shocked at first they were sending me home, a bit scared too without the safety blanket of the staff, but, I know I will recover better in my own home.
Every part of moving is painful, but I guess that will get better as time passes.
So stage one is done, the next stage, chemo, will start in about a month.
Thanks for all your messages
10 days after surgery and today I'm going home. I was shocked at first they were sending me home, a bit scared too without the safety blanket of the staff, but, I know I will recover better in my own home.
Every part of moving is painful, but I guess that will get better as time passes.
So stage one is done, the next stage, chemo, will start in about a month.
Thanks for all your messages
- Bayleaf
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- Location: NE Dordogne
Surgery
Great to hear all went well, MOTM2. At least you have all your comforts around you now, and medical help is only a 'phone call away. I don't think they'd let you out if they had any concerns.
Beautiful time of year for taking it easy - just sit back and gaze at the Autumn colours, and the added bonus that it's still quite warm, but not uncomfortably hot!
All the best!
Beautiful time of year for taking it easy - just sit back and gaze at the Autumn colours, and the added bonus that it's still quite warm, but not uncomfortably hot!
All the best!
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Lori
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- Location: Dordogne
Surgery
So glad to hear you are going home. I can fully understand your concerns. Take everything extra slowly.
Agree with Bayleaf, it is very lovely outside these days. Leaves turning and weather quite nice.
One step at a time.
Hope you have lots of reading material. Could be nice to sit outside and take in a good book.
Agree with Bayleaf, it is very lovely outside these days. Leaves turning and weather quite nice.
One step at a time.
Hope you have lots of reading material. Could be nice to sit outside and take in a good book.
- Blaze
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- Joined: Mon Jul 12, 2021 9:06 pm
- Location: Ille et Villaine (35)
Surgery
Great news, MOTM2, glad you've got through the first stage. Lots of rest to let your body heal (you probably don't want to do anything else !) - it should be much easier at home - hospitals can be noisy, busy places !
All the best from me too
All the best from me too
- Sparkle
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- Joined: Fri Oct 08, 2021 3:01 pm
- Location: 53 Mayenne
Surgery
ditto and wishing you well from me too - do you have someone at home to help look after you?
With this hand, I will lift your sorrows. Your cup will never be empty, for I will be your wine. With this candle, I will light your way into darkness. With this ring, I ask you to be mine.........The Corpse Bride
