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Home from Duke and Liver Resection
C Dixon
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Hi Everyone,
I just wanted y'all to know that the docs were able to proceed with the resection of my right lobe. They also cut out a edge on my left that had been ablated last September. The procedure was on Wednesday and I am home tonight. I'm very grateful to the Lord for this as this means there was no visibly active disease anywhere outside the liver.
Blessings,
Catherine
I just wanted y'all to know that the docs were able to proceed with the resection of my right lobe. They also cut out a edge on my left that had been ablated last September. The procedure was on Wednesday and I am home tonight. I'm very grateful to the Lord for this as this means there was no visibly active disease anywhere outside the liver.
Blessings,
Catherine
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Catherine
What wonderful news! I am so glad that you had a successful surgery and were in the hospital for only just a few days. I was in for 8 days for my surgery and I was ready to bounce off the walls by the last day. Take it easy the next couple of weeks. I will keep you in my thoughts for continued speedy healing.
Amy -
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I'm so happy for you!!pf78248 said:Awesome!
I am thrilled you are doing so well so soon! You will be back to normal in no time and another resection success story!
Hugs andHealing,
Priscilla
A liver resection is such a big deal and I am happy to hear your recovery is going well:) Get plenty of rest and take it easy -Melissa
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