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Cynthia
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Thank you all for your warm
Thank you all for your warm thoughts and prayers. Rick is feeling better today, so the surgeon stopped by to only say hello (he was Rick's initial surgeon) and to tell us that it appears that his services won't be required today. :-) So, I'm hoping that they'll release him tomorrow. All good.
Hugs,
Cynthia -
HopeLivinginNH said:Thank you all for your warm
Thank you all for your warm thoughts and prayers. Rick is feeling better today, so the surgeon stopped by to only say hello (he was Rick's initial surgeon) and to tell us that it appears that his services won't be required today. :-) So, I'm hoping that they'll release him tomorrow. All good.
Hugs,
Cynthia
he will be released tomorrow! Glad he is feeling better.
hugs
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A huge reliefLivinginNH said:Thank you all for your warm
Thank you all for your warm thoughts and prayers. Rick is feeling better today, so the surgeon stopped by to only say hello (he was Rick's initial surgeon) and to tell us that it appears that his services won't be required today. :-) So, I'm hoping that they'll release him tomorrow. All good.
Hugs,
Cynthia
...I'm sure. Hospitals are best viewed In a rearview mirror. You're in my prayers. Dan -
That is great!LivinginNH said:Thank you all for your warm
Thank you all for your warm thoughts and prayers. Rick is feeling better today, so the surgeon stopped by to only say hello (he was Rick's initial surgeon) and to tell us that it appears that his services won't be required today. :-) So, I'm hoping that they'll release him tomorrow. All good.
Hugs,
Cynthia
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Feel so sorry Cyn , sending my prayers forJayhawkDan said:A huge relief
...I'm sure. Hospitals are best viewed In a rearview mirror. You're in my prayers. Dan
Rick,s fas recovery !
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Hi, yes, he was given a CTsmokeyjoe said:Hey, glad to see he's
Hey, glad to see he's feeling better....so do they do scans when you go in hospital for obstructins??? Can they tell where the pain is coming from, or the cause of these??
Hi, yes, he was given a CT scan shortly after we arrived at the emergency room. It showed a lot of backup in the colon, so they figured that he'd need surgery. As of an hour ago, he was upgraded to soft food - applesauce, jello and tea. They plan to give him an X-ray in the morning to make sure things are moving again. The doctor believes that chemo is making him dehydrated, so it's back to drinking more coconut water. He also needs to stay on a very low fiber diet since fiber actually plugs him up! We had believed that being on a high fiber diet was actually good for him. Wrong.... So, if he stays on the current course, he should be back home and in his comfy chair by tomorrow afternoon. :-)
All my best,
Cynthia
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