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Liver resection went great!

Thank you everyone for your prayers, good vibes and well wishes, the surgery went off without a hitch and I'm doing fine. The docs are very happy, good margins (they check before they close me up- I didn't know that,) only 1 met and no other concerns when they poked around. I have an epidural in now, IV Tylenol and oxycodone (my personal favorite!) for pain so I'm pretty comfortable. I want to say again thank you for your support, I didn't feel alone on that table and that means a lot to me. I even dreamt last night walking my daughter down the aisle at her wedding! That's a good sign however the groom was not her current boyfriend whom I'm not crazy about and she wasn't too happy about that! Ha!
Thanks again,
Richard/ Easyflip
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Great news!
So glad to hear surgery went well.
And that dream is funny! I have the sneaking feeling that it's going to come true!
Oh btw, I found that term I mentioned, for a situation like yours with only one met. It's called
Oligometastasis.
It's considered a curative subset of the stage 4 population.
Big hugs! AA
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Way to go! Keep up heMomof2plusteentwins said:Richard
Yay, so glad surgery went well. I also have had only 1 liver met 2 years 4 months ago and so far I have stayed NED. You will be walking your daughter down the aisle, she just hasn't met the groom yet, lol. Take care, surgery over, time for recovery.
Sandy
Way to go! Keep up he positive energy flow and those great dreams. We need to steer our kids somehow.
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Great tI read this wonderful
Great tI read this wonderful update. I hope the epidural works as well as it did on me and pain remains minimal. Now remember to do the breathing exercises -- I know from experience how important that simple exercise is. And walk walk walk as much as you can. :-)
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So happyjanderson1964 said:That's great news Richard.
That's great news Richard. Thanks for posting so soon. You posting the following day from liver surgery tells me you are doing very well. I know after 3 liver surgeries of my own.
Boy those medication dreams are like revelations! I'm so happy everything went well. Clear margins are always a good thing. I'll stop the dancing but keep up the prayers and chicken swinging.
Yolanda
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Wow! It is great to hear fromYolllmbs said:So happy
Boy those medication dreams are like revelations! I'm so happy everything went well. Clear margins are always a good thing. I'll stop the dancing but keep up the prayers and chicken swinging.
Yolanda
Wow! It is great to hear from you so soon after. So happy for you and for your family. Hopefully, someday your daughter will laugh at your dream and you will be happy with the groom :-)
Think NED!
CM
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Awesome
So wonderful to hear that great news. Glad that everything went well with your surgery and glad you got your preference of drugs
Wishing you a speedy recovery and a coming home soon "party". Weird thing about the dream though - wow maybe you got some special gift
. Thank you for such a quick update. Prayers continue for a good outcome.
Kim
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RichardAnnabelle41415 said:Awesome
So wonderful to hear that great news. Glad that everything went well with your surgery and glad you got your preference of drugs
Wishing you a speedy recovery and a coming home soon "party". Weird thing about the dream though - wow maybe you got some special gift
. Thank you for such a quick update. Prayers continue for a good outcome.
Kim
oh well done you.....sailing through that surgery.....so so happy that is behind you with clean margins......all the very best......mags
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