Thank You to All!! (Surgery date in two weeks!!!!)

TonyJr
TonyJr Member Posts: 33
edited March 2014 in Prostate Cancer #1
Hello everyone,

Well I haven't been here in awhile, but I'm back now no new changes other than PSA dropped from 7.2 to 6.3 last month, not much difference but down is better than up I would say. April 30th is my judgement day...scared as all get out but SOMETIMES YOU GOTTA DO, WHATCHA GOTTA DO!!! :-) I got married over the weekend, and we've been trying to have a little one before surgery but to no avail just yet. So have a couple of more weeks to see if I can knock up the wifey. If not invitro may be our later option DREADFULLY. The wait has been exhausting mentally. I still wake up at night hoping I'm dreaming, but everytime I do wake up I realize I'm not. Oh well IT IS WHAT IT IS RIGHT?? Wish me well, I'll tell you all about it later.

P.S. - I'd like to thank everyone here also you, guys have made this journey alot more tolerable than I thought it could be. You all are like distant family to me thanks, really thank you, from day one you guys made me realize that I wasn't alone in the true sense. Please keep me in your thoughts....you will all be in mines.

Thanks again
Tony Jr.

Comments

  • Trew
    Trew Member Posts: 932 Member
    #2
    may your last two weeks on
    may your last two weeks on this side of PC go well for you.
  • lewvino
    lewvino Member Posts: 1,010 Member
    #3
    Best wishes. Have fun the
    Best wishes. Have fun the next two weeks. We look forward to hearing a positive outcome post treatment.

    Larry
  • jminnj
    jminnj Member Posts: 129 Member
    #4
    Tony,
    Best wishes on the
    Tony,

    Best wishes on the surgery. Congrats on the wedding. Looking forward to hearing good news post surgery.

    Take Care,
    Joe
  • chitown
    chitown Member Posts: 90 Member
    #5
    Good luck..but worries should be much less
    Tony - I am new to this club and getting my surgery in July. Have talked to several folks who have got recent surgery. One said it is like flying in an airplane. Once you buckle up the pilot is in charge and cant do much about it. So think of this as an airplane fligh. To doctors this is a sheer and simple routine. I have had several surguries due to sporting injuries so I know the process and I have minimal anxieties for mine. You seems to have lot going on an that may add to complexity - but still is all good.
  • RRMCJIM
    RRMCJIM Member Posts: 149
    #6
    chitown said:

    Good luck..but worries should be much less
    Tony - I am new to this club and getting my surgery in July. Have talked to several folks who have got recent surgery. One said it is like flying in an airplane. Once you buckle up the pilot is in charge and cant do much about it. So think of this as an airplane fligh. To doctors this is a sheer and simple routine. I have had several surguries due to sporting injuries so I know the process and I have minimal anxieties for mine. You seems to have lot going on an that may add to complexity - but still is all good.

    Good luck
    We are all with you...good luck on getting the new wifey pregnant...lol...try try try...I agree with Chitown, I also told my Doc about being nervous and he gave me a valium for the nite b4, and during prep, I told the Dr I was ready to bolt, so after the IV was in, she gave me something "To relax me"...I don't remember anything else until I was in recovery...not the surgery room, not the DiVinci nothing....I guess it worked...lmao
    Jim
  • Feb2010
    Feb2010 Member Posts: 51
    #7
    You'll be fine. We're all here for 'ya.
    Pretend we're all outside the OR, cheering for you!!!
  • chitown
    chitown Member Posts: 90 Member
    #8
    RRMCJIM said:

    Good luck
    We are all with you...good luck on getting the new wifey pregnant...lol...try try try...I agree with Chitown, I also told my Doc about being nervous and he gave me a valium for the nite b4, and during prep, I told the Dr I was ready to bolt, so after the IV was in, she gave me something "To relax me"...I don't remember anything else until I was in recovery...not the surgery room, not the DiVinci nothing....I guess it worked...lmao
    Jim

    To relax...
    The docs usually give Versed...ask for it when you get to the hospital for surgery. It works wonders. Propafol is given for anesthesia..another wonder drug.
    As for the previous night, not sure how I will deal with my previous night of surgery. The best I can think of is the plan not sleeping, reading or listening to music
  • bdhilton
    bdhilton Member Posts: 866 Member
    #9
    best to you and hear from
    best to you and hear from you on the post surgery side....and walk walk walk after surgery...

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