Surgery
LPack
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Good Afternoon Ladies,
My sister had her surgery this morning at 7:30. When they said she was in recovery after less than an hour I knew that it all went well. Praise the Lord that the doctor said everything looked good. Of course we will have the path report, but considering she has the BRAC2 mutation like me, I am just thankful she has everything out now. Karen is 4 years younger than me.
Thanks for the prayers.
Love,
Libby
My sister had her surgery this morning at 7:30. When they said she was in recovery after less than an hour I knew that it all went well. Praise the Lord that the doctor said everything looked good. Of course we will have the path report, but considering she has the BRAC2 mutation like me, I am just thankful she has everything out now. Karen is 4 years younger than me.
Thanks for the prayers.
Love,
Libby
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What a brave decision! A GOOD decision.jamilou said:Libby
That is good news. One less person for you to worry about! I hope her recovery goes well.
Jami
When I think of people that already have cancer, but procrastinate getting needed treatments because of fear of the surgery or the chemo side effects, I have to admire those that are bravely proactive. Please let her know that she is admired, and that even strangers have her in their prayers.0 -
Surgery
Hi Libby,
That's great news!! Will be praying for a speedy recovery and that everything turns out well.
Hugs and Prayers,
Terry0 -
surgery overladyjogger31 said:Surgery
Hi Libby,
That's great news!! Will be praying for a speedy recovery and that everything turns out well.
Hugs and Prayers,
Terry
Glad the surgery is over prayers for her full recovery.
God Bless and hugs
Sandy0
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