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Brilliant news! really glad you're home and all going well. Take it easy my friend.
Our Friend, pbfoot
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Excellent....Good to hear your ok Neil, take care mate!
Glad to have you back my friend! I wish you a speedy recovery!
Crimea_River
Marshal
Glad to hear you're up an about Neil!
Maximowitz
Tech Sergeant
It's great to have you back!
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ccheese
Member In Perpetuity
Glad to hear you are home and doing well, Neil. I know where you are coming from..... remember, I've been there. PM me your phone number and I will call you.
Maybe a little "one on one" will help. The urostomy bag takes a lot of getting use to..... I am on a two hour dumping schedule, and it works for me unless I
drink a lot of tea. Tea goes through me like a dose of epsom salts. You'll have to figure out what works for you.
Hope you do as well recovering as I did. It'll be slow for awhile, but it will pick up. Milkshakes are great for putting weight back on..
Cheers...
Charles
Maybe a little "one on one" will help. The urostomy bag takes a lot of getting use to..... I am on a two hour dumping schedule, and it works for me unless I
drink a lot of tea. Tea goes through me like a dose of epsom salts. You'll have to figure out what works for you.
Hope you do as well recovering as I did. It'll be slow for awhile, but it will pick up. Milkshakes are great for putting weight back on..
Cheers...
Charles
Lucky13
Forum Mascot
Great to see you back home and on the mend Neil!
Njaco
The Pop-Tart Whisperer
Ferdinand Foch
Staff Sergeant
Hey Pb! Great to hear that you are doing better. Sorry to replying so late in the game. Best wishes, and get well soon!
Thorlifter
Captain
Excellent news! Glad your in your own bed and recovering. It's nice to not have the nurses come in every 2 hours to take your blood pressure and you can get some rest.
Aaron Brooks Wolters
Brigadier General
EXCELLENT NEWS!!!!!!
Glad you are on the mend and at home! Please keep us posted but only when convenient for you sir.
Glad you are on the mend and at home! Please keep us posted but only when convenient for you sir.
ToughOmbre
Senior Master Sergeant
Best news I've heard all day Neil!
Get better my friend! You're gonna be OK!
TO
Get better my friend! You're gonna be OK!
TO
Pisis
2nd Lieutenant
Positive news, stay strong!
A4K
Brigadier General
Neil and Charles...'Ake ake kia kaha': Ever be strong!
Wishing you both a full and speedy recovery.
Wishing you both a full and speedy recovery.
Ditto!
Tangopilot89
Airman 1st Class
parsifal
Colonel
good news, wish for a speedy recovery
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ccheese
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I have spoken to Neil twice, on the phone, since he came out of the hospital. We've compared notes and even found out his incision is shorter than mine. Mine starts above the navel and curls around it, his starts under the navel. They both go down as far as possible, and still stay on the abdomen. Because I had my surgery almost two months before his, I shared some of my experiences with him. We've both found problems with food..... with me it's pork (causes cramps) and with him it's jalapeño peppers. I have a pic of my stomach the day after my surgery, he didn't want or get one. It's definately not for publication here on the forum, but if someone really wants to see it, PM me with your email address.
It's just going to take time for both of us to get back to normal. I don't know how much weight he lost, but I lost 17 pounds. In a year you'd never know we had the surgery !
Charles
It's just going to take time for both of us to get back to normal. I don't know how much weight he lost, but I lost 17 pounds. In a year you'd never know we had the surgery !
Charles
