Hi all
Thought I would let you guys know all is go for Monday 14th to have stoma resited. Had pre-admission yesterday, all good there. Will be glad to get off these morphine tablets. Any of you guys on Skype? It would be good to keep in touch sometime. Will sign in before Monday morning. We have a wee dog now; she is like a toy, she is so tiny.
airforce1
Mar 08, 2011 1:31 am
lottagelady
Mar 08, 2011 10:10 am
Hey, post a pic of the wee dog when you have time!
Good luck for the 14th, keep us posted....
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Rach xxx
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loren4life
Mar 09, 2011 12:59 am
Yes, good luck with that procedure, Airforce, and hurry back. Loren
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mooza
Mar 09, 2011 1:33 pm
Hi Jill, was it the 3/4 or 4/3? Mare, anyway, just got your message. Yes, good to hear all is well and you will be on the mend soon. Haha, yeah, another great reply from me or 14th Jill. Anyway, chat soon. Cheers xx
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airforce1
Mar 10, 2011 5:57 pm
Not long now, and I am off to have an operation, but I'm nervous, not sure why. So, I will do my post on Sunday, then off air.
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beatrice
Mar 10, 2011 7:10 pm
No -- not too high tech here
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. Just have email, my dog's Blog, this Forum and Facebook.
Remember to rest, though. Sometimes it's very important to 'turn the brain off' when you are recuperating. Just listen to music and close your eyes, or watch some brainless tv, etc.
Leave the 'puters/thinking and such alone for a bit.
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Bea
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. Just have email, my dog's Blog, this Forum and Facebook.
Remember to rest, though. Sometimes it's very important to 'turn the brain off' when you are recuperating. Just listen to music and close your eyes, or watch some brainless tv, etc.
Leave the 'puters/thinking and such alone for a bit.
Hugs,
Bea
Past Member
Mar 10, 2011 7:24 pm
Will be thinking about you on Monday, along with all your friends on here, and sending many healing wishes,- listening to music will be a great help, make sure to pack the charger or batteries! xx
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Mar 11, 2011 1:56 pm
This is an old Irish toast, for you Airforce1
"May the wind always be at your back...
The rain fall softly on your land...
And until we meet again
God, hold you gently in the palm of His hand."
Hang in there, Airforce!
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"May the wind always be at your back...
The rain fall softly on your land...
And until we meet again
God, hold you gently in the palm of His hand."
Hang in there, Airforce!
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