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Started by Paulines7, October 29, 2008, 10:00:43

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Georgie

Hi Pauline.  I hope the operation was successful and I wish you a speedy recovery.  Thinking of you.

G x
'The whole problem with the world is that fools and fanatics are always so certain of themselves, and wiser people so full of doubts.'

Georgie

'The whole problem with the world is that fools and fanatics are always so certain of themselves, and wiser people so full of doubts.'

posie

Best wishes Pauline, hope your recovery is swift. x
What I lack in ability and experience, I make up for in sheer enthusiasm!!!

Paulines7

I'm back home!!!

I spent all day in hospital but unfortunately the gentleman first in the queue had complications and his procedure took 2½ hours instead of 50 minutes.  There was only time to do one more patient and as there was a gentleman who had a more serious condition than me, I was sent home.  I am now due to go in next Wednesday and have been told I will be first on the list.

These things happen and I would rather have the pacemaker inserted by a Consultant Cardiologist who is wide awake than it being a rushed job by someone who is tired.  The only problem is that I will have nervous jitters all over again.   :)

saddad

Snap I'm going in next week... Thursday, after clean prep on Wednesday.  :-[

Emagggie

Oh dear Saddad...does that mean what I think it means? The dreaded fleet? I do hope I've got it wrong. :o
Smile, it confuses people.

hellohelenhere

Pauline, sorry they stood you up! :)
My husband is due for an operation in 3 weeks, we're convinced they'll cancel it at the last minute. It's happened with almost all of his consultations.  :-\
I hope it all goes smoothly next week - and you too, Saddad.

X H

Paulines7

Thanks again everyone for your good wishes.  I have had 6 operations in my lifetime and this is the third time I have been sent home.  The first time was in 1987 at Southampton Hospital for a bladder repair, my first op and I was terrified.  I got to the hospital only to be told that due to staff shortages I would have to go home.  The second time in 2003, I went to Andover for a bunion op.  I was prepared ready for the procedure but then told that the steralization machine had broken down.  Yesterday I was actually taken down in my bed to the theatre and it was whilst I was there that they told me they couldn't do it until next week.  Due to the circumstances there wasn't really anything they could do.

Saddad, I am sorry to hear that you are also going into hospital next week and I wish you all the best.

star

Oh Pauline and Saddad, I wish you both well for next week. Thinking of you both (((((double hugs))))) xx
I was born with nothing and have most of it left.

OllieC

A bit of a rollercoaster for you, Pauline. Good luck to you & saddad for next week then!

lorna

Good luck Pauline for next week and all the other A4A members who are waiting for ops.
On a lighter/not serious note I went to my Doctor's surgery yesterday to have a lump removed from my leg, Even made arrangements at my sisters surgery to have stitches taken out next week. Was pleased as this lump has been causing me trouble when I walk. So all seemed to be going well then as he probed I had pains shoot down my leg. Got stitched up and have now got see a surgeon at my local Hospital, my Doctor now thinks it is a growth on a nerve so probably they will have to put me out next time (hope so :))

betula

Ouch Lorna :(

Hope it is sorted soon. :)

OllieC

I got more valium & codeine from my doc yesterday for my back - thankfully he does it over the phone now! Also an appointment to see the cyrpopractor on Saturday... Currently I'm pretty much couch bound and fairly giddy!

Is there anyone on here who's fit and well?!?!

Old bird


lorna

Ollie, apart from my Sciatica, Asthma and lump on my leg I am fighting fit ;D
Seriously I feel very lucky when I look around me and see what other people are suffering.

Paulines7

Lorna and Ollie, I am sorry you are both poorly.  Get well soon.   :-* :-*

GrannieAnnie

So sorry to hear about all the medical problems and delays.
Waiting is tough.
When I have to have surgery it helps me to remember that
this is definitely the century to be a part of with the comforts
of anesthesia, good surgical techniques, antibiotics and
post-surg pain medications.

I hope you all do well with your treatments and return ready to spade your
allotments.
The handle on your recliner does not qualify as an exercise machine.

Paulines7

I came out of hospital this morning and the pacemaker seems to be working successfully and there were no hitches this time.   :D

I feel a little sore and some of my bones around the area are aching but not really painful.  I am pleased to be home though and hopefully can catch up on some sleep this afternoon as I didn't get much last night.

It's good to be back with you all again.   ;D ;D

Tulipa

Oooh, glad to see you back Pauline, and that is has all gone well.  Have a good afternoon nap.  :)

T.

saddad

Well that's the Sigmoidoscopy out of the way... clear on visual but awaiting biopsy... not something I would wish on anyone...  :-X

Tulipa

I was just thinking about you Saddad, glad it went ok.  Not a nice thing to go through, hope the biopsy is a good result too, how long do you have to wait?

T.

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