RFA Surgery date!
christeleb
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Dear friends,
my surgery (RFA on 1 tumor on liver) has been set for Sept 6. I told my surgeon it was too soon (I saw him yesterday), but he said "I know you're enjoying your break, but let's take care of it". So fine, let's do it.
It might sound weird, but I'm exited about having surgery......
Anyhow, for those of you that had RFA on liver, how long did you stay in the hospital and how long did it take you to recover? I know everybody is different but I'm trying to estimate things.
Thanks,
Christele
my surgery (RFA on 1 tumor on liver) has been set for Sept 6. I told my surgeon it was too soon (I saw him yesterday), but he said "I know you're enjoying your break, but let's take care of it". So fine, let's do it.
It might sound weird, but I'm exited about having surgery......
Anyhow, for those of you that had RFA on liver, how long did you stay in the hospital and how long did it take you to recover? I know everybody is different but I'm trying to estimate things.
Thanks,
Christele
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Good news ! Bet you are excited and your surgeon's right. Meet NED as quickly as possible! Best wishes . We are hopeful that we will have some other options , surgery or rfa soon! Everytime someone gets another option it gives me so much hope. Please keep us posted and God Bless! Diane0
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Christele,
I read about this procedure. It sounds like it is a lot less invasive than a liver resection. I'm sure you'll get through it just fine. I definitely would get it taken care of as soon as possible before it gives you any other problems. The fact that you will be able to have RFA is great. Some people aren't always good candidates for that procedure (usually due to location of tumors). Good luck, and let us know how it goes.
God bless,
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Having the surgery so soon will mean you won't have much time to think about it. Wish I could have had RFA. I think you will bounce right back.
Are they doing the surgery laproscopically?
We will want to hear from you as soon as you can get home and warm up your computer. Good luck.
Jo Ann0
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