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Originally posted by seeknpeace
I saw the doc and the tram flap surgery is ok...just ornery and not healing as fast as it should. We have some more surgery and I see the oncologist this Friday. I think that it is turning the corner for me too.
I also want to thank each of you for the kinds words interent wide and the prayers. I don't care who or what we supported in the past, we are a great bunch of ppl and I am so happy to find peace with you all.
Brian, please keep us up to date on your wife. As if chemo is not enough for her to deal with, the staph infection had to be horribly scary. Hospitals ain't no joke, and I am afraid to touch door knobs anymore while there. She doesn't know me, but, tell her that I send her my love and prayers. Jan
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You will also be in our thoughts. Just take care of yourself because you do not need the extra stress to burden you as you start treatment.
Debbie is doing fine, She is ahead of schedule on her recovery with the Chemo-treatments (Which she takes once every two weeks and may possibly need only 2 more treatments) and is looking/feeling great. We are already planning our near-yearly trip to Dallas (Around June 16...
Some band is playing Dallas that evening, But theor name escapes me.) for vacation.
Debbie is a nurse and knew going in what to expect, But the staph infection was the main cause for the lengthy hospital stay (Also Chemo reacts differently with a person with diabetes, Which can be a concern). But Debbie looks at it with a slight sense of humor, She lost some unwanted weight...Just not the way she expected (Hospital food has a way of causing that...LOL!!!).
Brian j.