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Update on Bob

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Great News!!!
Carol,
It is great to hear that Bob's surgery went well and he is about to be moved from ICU only one day after his operation. Sounds like he is doing great.
Prayers for a good swallow test and pathology report!!
Best Regards,
Paul Adams
McCormick, South Carolina
DX 10/22/2009 T2N1M0 Stage IIB
12/03/2009 Ivor Lewis
2/8 through 6/14/2010 Adjuvant Chemo Cisplatin, Epirubicin, 5 FU
3/14/2011 CT Scan NED
Life may not be the party we hoped for, but while we are here we might as well dance! -
Thanks for the update!
Hi Carol,
I am sure the waiting was hard, and you must be relieved with that part of the journey over! Glad to hear that Bob is doing well and that surgery was only five hours, that will go far for recovery of his lungs. Get some rest when you can, as many said to me this is a marathon not a sprint. Once you bring Bob home know that there are many caregivers on here, some who just went through what you are doing now that can help and offer suggestions.
Thanks again for the update and VERY pleased to hear all went well! Best to you both,
Niki -
AwesomeNikiMo said:Thanks for the update!
Hi Carol,
I am sure the waiting was hard, and you must be relieved with that part of the journey over! Glad to hear that Bob is doing well and that surgery was only five hours, that will go far for recovery of his lungs. Get some rest when you can, as many said to me this is a marathon not a sprint. Once you bring Bob home know that there are many caregivers on here, some who just went through what you are doing now that can help and offer suggestions.
Thanks again for the update and VERY pleased to hear all went well! Best to you both,
Niki
Praying for a speedy recovery with no complications. And strength, comfort and peace for all of you during this time.
Laura
Wife to Luis, age 51
Dx 4/11/2011. T3N1M0
MIE 8/30/2011 -
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great to hear!!birdiequeen said:This is very good news.
This is very good news. Thank you for taking the time to post. Let Bob know we are thinking of him and his family as he recovers.
So glad that Bob has come thru his surgery and only the best of wishes and prayers that he keeps proceeding to a speedy recovery!!
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Brilliant!
So glad to hear that Bob's surgery went well, and was short as MIE's go. A 5 hour wait isn't a bad thing in an MIE
I hope his recovery is quick and as painless as possible.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you also, Carol. We are here for *you* too!
Terry
Wife to Nick, age 48
dx T3N2M0 05/19/11
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Hi Carol,TerryV said:Brilliant!
So glad to hear that Bob's surgery went well, and was short as MIE's go. A 5 hour wait isn't a bad thing in an MIE
I hope his recovery is quick and as painless as possible.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you also, Carol. We are here for *you* too!
Terry
Wife to Nick, age 48
dx T3N2M0 05/19/11
THE 09/08/11
Been thinking
Hi Carol,
Been thinking about you both over the weekend, just dont get much online time. I'm so glad everything went well. Look forward to an update.
Continued prayers,
Julie -
HwSING HOME!jss2011 said:Hi Carol,
Been thinking
Hi Carol,
Been thinking about you both over the weekend, just dont get much online time. I'm so glad everything went well. Look forward to an update.
Continued prayers,
Julie
Hi everyone. I just read everyone's posts following my MIE last week, and I think you all know how meaningful and emotional they were for me. We've all read and/or said it ourselves, but to feel such love and support from people who haven't even met me is moving beyond words.
I just met with my surgeon's team, and while they don't have hard copy orders yet the "official" word is that I'll be released to home today. That's a day earlier than he'd originally planned, which everyone here at the hospital says is a really good sign. Pain management hasn't been a problem and there are evidently no indications of infection or other medidal issues, so I choose to take it as a good sign, as well. I'll post an update when I get settled at home.
In the meantime, Thanks again for your thoughts and prayers, which appear to have helped! The only sword remaining hanging over my head is the path reports.
Best
Bob -
Best wishes for a clean Path!BobHaze said:HwSING HOME!
Hi everyone. I just read everyone's posts following my MIE last week, and I think you all know how meaningful and emotional they were for me. We've all read and/or said it ourselves, but to feel such love and support from people who haven't even met me is moving beyond words.
I just met with my surgeon's team, and while they don't have hard copy orders yet the "official" word is that I'll be released to home today. That's a day earlier than he'd originally planned, which everyone here at the hospital says is a really good sign. Pain management hasn't been a problem and there are evidently no indications of infection or other medidal issues, so I choose to take it as a good sign, as well. I'll post an update when I get settled at home.
In the meantime, Thanks again for your thoughts and prayers, which appear to have helped! The only sword remaining hanging over my head is the path reports.
Best
Bob
Wonderful news to have an early release! I'm happy that things have gone well for you, Bob!
I pray they continue to do so!
Terry
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