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#31 Post by MAD87 »

Good news! Enjoy the comforts of home.
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#32 Post by Polly »

Thanks for the update, MOTM2, it’s so good to know that you’ve made such good progress. I hope you continue to make steady progress as you relax in the comfort of your own home.
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#33 Post by Veem »

I wish you all the best MOTM2 in regaining your strength and health. I found hospital very tiring after what seemed to me like a big op but was probably nothing in comparison to what you've been through. The lack of hustle and bustle at home was far more restful.
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#34 Post by exile »

As others have said, sit back now and enjoy the world passing bye. Good luck with the chemo.
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#35 Post by Chappers51 »

Bon chance MOTM2 . I’m sure you have support close by, let them help you through the next stage xx
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#36 Post by manonthemoon2 »

Sparkle wrote: ↑Sat Oct 22, 2022 9:57 am ditto and wishing you well from me too - do you have someone at home to help look after you?
Our daughter will be here in the evenings, Mr MOTM2 returns from work on Wednesday, so not really. I'll take it easy.
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#37 Post by Sparkle »

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Our daughter will be here in the evenings, Mr MOTM2 returns from work on Wednesday, so not really. I'll take it easy.
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Please do take it easy you need all your strength for recovery. Keep us posted if you're up to it x
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#38 Post by manonthemoon2 »

I'm off to see the surgeon tomorrow and get all the results from what they removed.

I'm pleased with myself that I have made good progress, since the op nearly 4 weeks ago.

My husband is pleased that I can't quite manage to spend ages in a shop yet, to be honest, I don't like food shopping so it's an easy thing to avoid.

I've been mostly pain free since a week now, although I don't seem to be able to sleep as well as I did before surgery.

Fingers 🤞 for tomorrow please
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#39 Post by exile »

Good luck and very best wishes
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#40 Post by Char »

exile wrote: ↑Sun Nov 06, 2022 8:17 pm Good luck and very best wishes
from me too.
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