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Comments (31)Good news! Rick is going home from the hospital today. I got to speak with him last night, and he sounded great. He said he feels better than he has in a long time, his pain is greatly diminished, and he rarely has to take pain meds. He's been in pain for a while, but the doctor (not the one that discovered the tumor) said it was arthritis and put him on high dose Ibuprophen. He doesn't have to take that now. Yeah! Sally...See MoreHave a prayer request
Comments (16)DH had his prostate removed 6 weeks ago because of cancer. He had the choice of removal, or radiation and we chose the removal, for various reasons. Medical surgeries have come a long way! His was done robotically and the recovery and hospital time is cut drastically. He was released the next morning. A common side-effect is incontinence. Hubby wears Depends all the time, but he hasn't had any accidents where he leaked out. He makes sure he goes to the washroom every couple of hours, so even when we're out for a length of time, he goes to the washroom. At first he couldn't feel his bladder, and didn't know when it was full. That has changed. Here is a link that might be useful: Hubby's Surgery thread...See MorePrayer request for my cousin Jean.
Comments (61)Thank you Tina. Jeannie, has been strong for so long that it makes sense she breaks down now and then. I think she feels comfortable doing so with me. She knows I can take it. After all we come from the same strong bloodline. Granted, I often break down after we hang up or this weekend on the way back to the hotel, but if she can be strong going through all this, I can be strong for her when she needs it. I thought I'd be able to cry with her, thinking it would make her feel loved, but it just didn't seem right. I did tear up, but the bloodline kicked in and the strength took over. It's just the way we are. Saturday our daughter texted to tell me that a neighborhood friend of hers and her brothers, (we all knew him and his family well, but lost touch after we moved) died last Wednesday. Our son who went to the visitation Sunday and found out it was cancer. He had a brain tumor when he was about three, shortly after we moved to the neighborhood. He was 29. Thank you Jen. I'm so glad she's home too. I don't know if I mentioned earlier, but her hubby had just been in the hospital about a week before she was. He's an artificial valve. I was thinking it was something else, but found out this weekend that it's a valve. I'm going to call Jeannie tomorrow during the day hoping she's feeling more up to talking or maybe even Skyping. I want to thank you all for giving me this outlet to talk about Jeannie as it's helping me more than you know. I know your prayers are helping Jean, and the rest of us, too. Thank you!...See MoreUpdate and another prayer request GOOD NEWS!!!
Comments (38)I am very pleased to read of this very positive outcome. But it is not always the case and we need to keep that clearly in mind. M ex-DH, hospitalized only two weeks, one of which was in ICU on a ventilator, passed away Saturday afternoon. Although in relative good health, at 73 and unvaxxed (primarily due to not yet getting around to it), he progressed rapidly into complete organ failure from which his medical team determined he would never recover, so the decision was made to remove him from the vent and all other life support. Our daughter, to whom he was devoted, is devastated because she could not see him, could not talk to him and could not say any goodbyes. At 31, this is her first up close experience with a death and it is very difficult to take in. And so completely avoidable....See More- 9 years ago
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