Well im still alive! The surgery lasted 7.5 hours and I am one sore dude today. They are talking like I'll need to stay here for ten days so I have to.get used to it. I have an NG tube in my nose and that is posing the biggest problem.
Hopefully Loyce will bring my laptop so won't be fighting this little phone.
Retired Rod
Hang in there! That waking up in a hospital bed is a memory that tends to stick with a person. Can't say it's a fond one though.
ReplyDeleteThe worst is over now just relax and get your strength back,maybe you can pinch a nurse's fanny for some exercise. Be safe and here's to a fast recovery. Sam & Donna.
ReplyDeleteGood heavens, I need to go back a few days and catch up with your blog. With the computer issues I've been having I didn't realize you had surgery. Speedy recovery.
ReplyDeleteGood luck with the ten days! Hope you're feeling better soon.
ReplyDeleteOh, so good to see that you came through your procedure alright. Let the healing begin!
ReplyDeleteI can't believe you felt up to posting. So good to hear from you. Just don't over do.
ReplyDeleteI was behind on my blog reading, and didn't realize you were having surgery! Glad you came through it well, and hope that every day finds you feeling much much better!! :)
ReplyDeleteGlad to hear you're able to blog! LOL
ReplyDeleteThanks for keeping us up-to-date, Rod. Great to hear from you!
ReplyDeleteThink of it as ten days to relax with no hammering, tiling and wiring etc.
Hope you are up and out of there at the first opportunity.
Good to hear things are done and you are still kicking.
ReplyDeleteRest and relax, I know hard to do in the hospital, but that is what you need right now.
Thanks for getting an update to us and we will be sending our best wishes for a speedy recovery your way.
Glad to hear you made it through that long surgery OK. Tried to throw a little humor your way in a previous comment regarding your upcoming surgery, but.....
ReplyDeleteHope the next 10 days fly by and you're back on your feet soon. Take good care.
ReplyDeleteGet well soon, Rod.
ReplyDeleteWe wish you a speedy, pain free, recovery.
It won't be long until you are back home working in the basement.
Hugs from both of us.
E & M
Wishing you the best and hope you are feeling better real soon!
ReplyDeleteThinking of you and wishing you a very speedy recovery.
ReplyDeleteHope you are back in the "pink" real soon---we will miss your writing!! and the basement is still unfinished - there needs to be a happy ending (complete with photos) to that story!!
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