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Off to do "Mom things"

So, I'm back to LV on Sunday for at least a week.
I could use a few prayers that this surgery will relieve all of her pain and getting rid of her uterus will take care of everything. She's really been through a lot these past weeks and it just doesn't seem right that this happened. What on earth happened?
I'll be online while away, of course.
Suzanne
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Suzanne, I will certainlyNew Flower said:Positive thoughts and prayers are coming to your daughter
Suzanne
I am very sorry. Sending positive thoughts to your daughter's way
Praying for successful outcome.
Hugs
Suzanne, I will certainly pray for a successful surgery for your daughter with a quick and uneventful recovery and the resolution to her problems. What is her name?
Hugs,
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Prayers coming your way and
Prayers coming your way and your daughter ..... I had an ablation but turned iut ti be precancerius ttissue so went ahead and had the hysterectomy a few weeks later They did it laprocopically and recovery wasnt too bad.... just needed rest and no lifting for awhile .... the pain pills helped a lot so make sure she takes them or cuts them in half if she needs to great that you can go be there for her the first week is the hardest get some movies to watch and kniw that we are all with you and your daughter keep us posted... sue d -
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Suzanne- hoping for the best outcome for your daughterlynn1950 said:Your poor daughter. Wishing
Your poor daughter. Wishing all well with the surgery and that she feels better soon. xoxoxo Lynn
and that her pain is erased and she starts healing back to normal very soon. Good luck taking care of the grands and make sure to take care of yourself while you're at it.
Hugs, Renee -
I will be praying for yourAngieD said:Suzanne, I will certainly
Suzanne, I will certainly pray for a successful surgery for your daughter with a quick and uneventful recovery and the resolution to her problems. What is her name?
Hugs,
Angie
I will be praying for your daughter Suzanne and sending you a nice big hug! -
Surgery is over, but . . .missrenee said:Suzanne- hoping for the best outcome for your daughter
and that her pain is erased and she starts healing back to normal very soon. Good luck taking care of the grands and make sure to take care of yourself while you're at it.
Hugs, Renee
I honestly don't know what to think. I an attempt to make her less frightened I told her about my hysterectomy 2 years ago and how easy it was on me. It honestly was. I woke up and when they asked me about pain level, I said "4" which is what it was. I accepted pain meds because I didn't want to know if I had more severe pain, but I left the hospital one day later on no pain meds. I didn't even take Tylenol when I got home. I was uncomfortable, but not in pain. Well, such is not the case with Jyl. She says morphine is not helping the pain. I'm going to use Carol's favorite phrase here and say WTF? I clearly remember my surgeon telling me that some women do still have a lot of pain after laparoscopic hysterectomies, but that was not my experience nor is it with many other women.
I hope they keep her beyond tomorrow if they can't manage the pain.
Stay tuned. I leave Sunday.
Suzanne -
Suzanne, I'm so sorry yourDouble Whammy said:Surgery is over, but . . .
I honestly don't know what to think. I an attempt to make her less frightened I told her about my hysterectomy 2 years ago and how easy it was on me. It honestly was. I woke up and when they asked me about pain level, I said "4" which is what it was. I accepted pain meds because I didn't want to know if I had more severe pain, but I left the hospital one day later on no pain meds. I didn't even take Tylenol when I got home. I was uncomfortable, but not in pain. Well, such is not the case with Jyl. She says morphine is not helping the pain. I'm going to use Carol's favorite phrase here and say WTF? I clearly remember my surgeon telling me that some women do still have a lot of pain after laparoscopic hysterectomies, but that was not my experience nor is it with many other women.
I hope they keep her beyond tomorrow if they can't manage the pain.
Stay tuned. I leave Sunday.
Suzanne
Suzanne, I'm so sorry your daughter is having these problems. I think my hysterectomy fell somewhere between hers and yours....I definitely recall having pain, but not debilitating for more than a short while. Mine was not laporoscopic, however. Know that I keep you and all the Sisters in my prayers. I don't post, but I do visit and check on everyone.
Best wishes for a safe trip,
Deborah -
I wanted my mommyDouble Whammy said:Surgery is over, but . . .
I honestly don't know what to think. I an attempt to make her less frightened I told her about my hysterectomy 2 years ago and how easy it was on me. It honestly was. I woke up and when they asked me about pain level, I said "4" which is what it was. I accepted pain meds because I didn't want to know if I had more severe pain, but I left the hospital one day later on no pain meds. I didn't even take Tylenol when I got home. I was uncomfortable, but not in pain. Well, such is not the case with Jyl. She says morphine is not helping the pain. I'm going to use Carol's favorite phrase here and say WTF? I clearly remember my surgeon telling me that some women do still have a lot of pain after laparoscopic hysterectomies, but that was not my experience nor is it with many other women.
I hope they keep her beyond tomorrow if they can't manage the pain.
Stay tuned. I leave Sunday.
Suzanne
When I felt..... your daughter got hers. How sweet of you to look
After her. That must be a big comfort for her. I hope she feel better
Soon and pain free. Lets hope they got rid of the WTF.
Love you suzanne
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Miss Suzanne .. I will be thinking of you, your daughterChickadee1955 said:Suzanne, I'm so sorry your
Suzanne, I'm so sorry your daughter is having these problems. I think my hysterectomy fell somewhere between hers and yours....I definitely recall having pain, but not debilitating for more than a short while. Mine was not laporoscopic, however. Know that I keep you and all the Sisters in my prayers. I don't post, but I do visit and check on everyone.
Best wishes for a safe trip,
Deborah
and her family. Positive thoughts, well wishes and prayers going out to all.
I hope the weather cooperates .. it was so hottttttt out in LV as few weeks ago
when I traveled and stayed for 4 days .. 116 degrees in the shade.
Strength, Courage and Health.
Vicki Sam
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