Fingers crossed and tails and toes and lots of love susie
you will be healthyyyy
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Could use some good luck board magic for next Thursday!
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I will be thinking of you tomorrow Susie. I know you'll be brave, I have faith in you!
Susie, you'll be in my thoughts tomorrow.
Mega vibes are heading your way; I hope that everything goes well.
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Thanks everybody!!! Your all the best!! I will email you here as soon as I'm up to it. If they should keep me for any reason, Rosiemac/Susan will email my husband to see what is going on, but I plan on being home tomorrow night!
Was just going to check in my friend. Wishing you the best of luck tomorrow and quick healing vibes. I'm just about ready to loose power (having brown outs) so I wanted to check in. Lucky for you that Cleveland is a little colder than what we are here.
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Aww, once again, thanks everyone! Chris, hope your power stays on so you stay warm.............
I hope everything goes well tomorrow! Me and the kitlits are sending calming and good and healing vibes your way! Keep us updated!
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Thanks Amber.......I appreciate it!!
Susie, just a "superstitious tip". My husband laughs at this, but it has always worked for me. Pack a bag with enough clothing and reading material for a few days before you go in for your test, remove all the jewelry you regularly wear, charge your cell phone and take it with you (you can call outdoors), and write out elaborate instructions for the cats' care - and you'll probably be able to go right home. The few times I've failed to do so, I've ended up having surgery and spending at least a week in the hospital.
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That's funny but I have thought about packing a bag and keeping it in the trunk "just in case". I"ll do that!! Thanks!
I don't want to scare you, but I had severe abdominal pain in the summer of 2002. I collapsed while out shopping, and ended up in the hospital. The diagnosis was a myoma (benign muscular tumor) on my uterus. I was told that it could be removed using endoscopic surgery. Unfortunately, the surgeons determined that I had massive adhesions, probably due to an undiagnosed infection, and severe endometriosis, closed me up, and did a "normal" hysterectomy three days later. So I ended up in the hospital for a week and a half, and at home for another two weeks. I couldn't lift anything for about 6 weeks, and walked very slowly, but after 6 months I was totally back to normal. As the average age for menopause in my family is 56 - 60, not having to worry about cramps, etc., has been a real blessing, as far as I'm concerned. I wasn't a good patient - two hours after surgery, I got up (with my husband's help - he's an RN at the hospital, so I was given a lot of leeway whenever he visited), went outside, and enjoyed a cappucino and a cigarette.
Why am I telling you this? Because I was really afraid that the tests would show that I had cancer. I was so relieved that I didn't, that my attitude towards all the related discomforts was - grin and bear it! I imagine that you're fearing the worst. Don't! There are so many possible explanations for the pain you're suffering. I'm keeping my fingers crossed that your pain is being caused by something minor, and "easily" correctable. Good luck tomorrow!
Why am I telling you this? Because I was really afraid that the tests would show that I had cancer. I was so relieved that I didn't, that my attitude towards all the related discomforts was - grin and bear it! I imagine that you're fearing the worst. Don't! There are so many possible explanations for the pain you're suffering. I'm keeping my fingers crossed that your pain is being caused by something minor, and "easily" correctable. Good luck tomorrow!
Susie, you will be in my thoughts tomorrow! But you know that.
Susie, you will be in my thoughts tomorrow, too! be strong, stay focused, and think positive. Sending you the best vibes we possibly, possibly can.
Elizabeth
Elizabeth
Susie I'll be thinking of you tomorrow...
Good luck and please come back as soon as you feel up to it
Good luck and please come back as soon as you feel up to it
Right there with you, Susie! You know you're in my prayers!
Yeah, I was a wreck right before my surgery. I will send you all the vibes I can so you can be calm, and have a very speedy and easy recovery.Originally Posted by kittylover4ever
Ok it's official! I just spoke with the hospital, and I have to be at the hospital tomorrow at 1:30, with the surgery set for 3:30........They need to put a smiley on here that shows courage!!Keep those good vibes coming guys that this is something that isn't too serious......I really appreciate all the kind words and PM's about this. It is such an incredible help!!
Sending you all the good vibes I have
good luck for today hope it all goes well
Good Luck
Good Luck
