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Fantastic
Great news that all went well. I am 6 weeks post-daVinci and seeing the doctor on Wednesday and will review the 1st PSA number since the surgery.
I napped quite a bit and used the time to read, watch some movies, etc. Please tell your husband to give it time and he will be back to par before you know it.
Thanks for the update and please fill us in as the recovery progresses.
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Good news..gumbyrun said:Fantastic
Great news that all went well. I am 6 weeks post-daVinci and seeing the doctor on Wednesday and will review the 1st PSA number since the surgery.
I napped quite a bit and used the time to read, watch some movies, etc. Please tell your husband to give it time and he will be back to par before you know it.
Thanks for the update and please fill us in as the recovery progresses.
Mike
I also had mine done at West L. A. Kaiser...one year ago this May...still leak some, can go weeks without a pad, then BAM....back to the pad...I am sure it is my fault to a point....must still live however, pizza is a killer, O J is also....caffine, tomato products, and some juices, all a killer on my bladder...but I love my pizza.. so I pay the price....but I am working on it...hopefully your husband won't suffer the same fate.....0 -
Well, it's recovery timelewvino said:Congrats that the surgery is
Congrats that the surgery is behind you and your husband. Keep us updated on his path report.
Depending on the Overall Gleason will factor into if you have to go every three months or every six months for PSA Testing.
Larry
Well, it's recovery time now.
Lot's of walking, then rest and fluids.
I treated my self with the sports channels for football
to help me relax (real football, not like what you americans like...:)
read lots and took it easy.
Best wishes
Mike0 -
Do not worry my #3 son (havespottydog10 said:Well, it's recovery time
Well, it's recovery time now.
Lot's of walking, then rest and fluids.
I treated my self with the sports channels for football
to help me relax (real football, not like what you americans like...:)
read lots and took it easy.
Best wishes
Mike
Do not worry my #3 son (have 4) got a college scholarship this year to play Rugby at a college in the USA (more than half of the team is from South Africa)...and they kick some serious **** this past weekend hard to believe that the USA is recognizing this as a sport now...I am sure we will see Rugby as an Olympic sport soon too….0 -
Well, I actually meant whatbdhilton said:Do not worry my #3 son (have
Do not worry my #3 son (have 4) got a college scholarship this year to play Rugby at a college in the USA (more than half of the team is from South Africa)...and they kick some serious **** this past weekend hard to believe that the USA is recognizing this as a sport now...I am sure we will see Rugby as an Olympic sport soon too….
Well, I actually meant what you call soccer, we call it football.
I support the mighty Everton FC.
We had Landon Donovon on loan for a couple of months, great lad.
Well done to the son on a rugby scholarship, it's a hard man's game...
Mike0 -
now you have itspottydog10 said:Well, I actually meant what
Well, I actually meant what you call soccer, we call it football.
I support the mighty Everton FC.
We had Landon Donovon on loan for a couple of months, great lad.
Well done to the son on a rugby scholarship, it's a hard man's game...
Mike
now you have it wrong...rugby is footbal :-)0 -
We invented it...:)bdhilton said:now you have it
now you have it wrong...rugby is footbal :-)
"The
We invented it...:)
"The game of football is any of several similar team sports, of similar origins which involve, to varying degrees, kicking a ball with the foot in an attempt to score a goal. The most popular of these sports worldwide is association football, more commonly known as just "football" or "soccer".0
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