Thinking of you PP
Jul 27th 2009, 3:03 pm
#77
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Re: Thinking of you PP
So sorry to hear what as happened hope your husband has a speedy recovery, all the best too you both.
Jul 27th 2009, 4:57 pm
#78
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Re: Thinking of you PP
Hi PP. Hoping he's had a good night and his results are good so he can come home. Thinking of you both. 
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Jul 27th 2009, 5:04 pm
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Re: Thinking of you PP
Just got back from the hospital, yesterdays MRI scan was 'done in error' and should have been in 6 weeks time.
Mr PP was discharged and is now at home with me on the sofa. His bruising is extensive, he is so swollen where his right kidney is - it looks like he has padding around that area and its so hard
He has a 'substantial mass' on his right adrenal gland and is to go back in 6 weeks for another scan and if it is still there, will need to go into hospital for surgery to remove or drain it.
He has a cardiothoracic appointment in a week and an appointment with another doctor as well. Also an appointment to get his blood taken for his warfarin doses which I am going to do today.
Thank you everyone for the kind pm's, I am so pleased he is home - he looks a bit pale on the sofa now and cant lie down due to his partial lung collapse, but he has had some lunch and is going to try and get some sleep.
He is one lucky guy, I read the discharge summary and thank my lucky stars he is still here.
Thanks Eddie for taking me to the hospital today and bringing me back.
Mr PP was discharged and is now at home with me on the sofa. His bruising is extensive, he is so swollen where his right kidney is - it looks like he has padding around that area and its so hard
He has a 'substantial mass' on his right adrenal gland and is to go back in 6 weeks for another scan and if it is still there, will need to go into hospital for surgery to remove or drain it.
He has a cardiothoracic appointment in a week and an appointment with another doctor as well. Also an appointment to get his blood taken for his warfarin doses which I am going to do today.
Thank you everyone for the kind pm's, I am so pleased he is home - he looks a bit pale on the sofa now and cant lie down due to his partial lung collapse, but he has had some lunch and is going to try and get some sleep.
He is one lucky guy, I read the discharge summary and thank my lucky stars he is still here.
Thanks Eddie for taking me to the hospital today and bringing me back.
Jul 27th 2009, 5:10 pm
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Re: Thinking of you PP
Yey !! That's good news he's home. No doubt you'll both be shattered and there's still a lot of hard work to come, so be strong and keep your chin up. You must be relieved to have him back though. 
Jul 27th 2009, 5:17 pm
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Re: Thinking of you PP
Glad hes home xxxxx
Jul 27th 2009, 6:05 pm
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Good news Sam! Hope he continues to improve.
GRRRRR about the MRI!!!! Does that mean he won't need one in 6 weeks though???
GRRRRR about the MRI!!!!
Does that mean he won't need one in 6 weeks though???
Jul 27th 2009, 6:37 pm
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Re: Thinking of you PP
If you stand behind him, there is a hard lump/bulge sticking out - all down that side is black/blue with bruising.
He deffo has to have one to check it and if it hasnt gone, has to go back in to hospital have it dealt with.
I have just got back from the shops and have bought him two pillows so he can sleep upright, he is in bed now and looks shattered.
Jul 27th 2009, 7:54 pm
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Re: Thinking of you PP
Just got back from the hospital, yesterdays MRI scan was 'done in error' and should have been in 6 weeks time.
Mr PP was discharged and is now at home with me on the sofa. His bruising is extensive, he is so swollen where his right kidney is - it looks like he has padding around that area and its so hard
He has a 'substantial mass' on his right adrenal gland and is to go back in 6 weeks for another scan and if it is still there, will need to go into hospital for surgery to remove or drain it.
He has a cardiothoracic appointment in a week and an appointment with another doctor as well. Also an appointment to get his blood taken for his warfarin doses which I am going to do today.
Thank you everyone for the kind pm's, I am so pleased he is home - he looks a bit pale on the sofa now and cant lie down due to his partial lung collapse, but he has had some lunch and is going to try and get some sleep.
He is one lucky guy, I read the discharge summary and thank my lucky stars he is still here.
Thanks Eddie for taking me to the hospital today and bringing me back.
Mr PP was discharged and is now at home with me on the sofa. His bruising is extensive, he is so swollen where his right kidney is - it looks like he has padding around that area and its so hard
He has a 'substantial mass' on his right adrenal gland and is to go back in 6 weeks for another scan and if it is still there, will need to go into hospital for surgery to remove or drain it.
He has a cardiothoracic appointment in a week and an appointment with another doctor as well. Also an appointment to get his blood taken for his warfarin doses which I am going to do today.
Thank you everyone for the kind pm's, I am so pleased he is home - he looks a bit pale on the sofa now and cant lie down due to his partial lung collapse, but he has had some lunch and is going to try and get some sleep.
He is one lucky guy, I read the discharge summary and thank my lucky stars he is still here.
Thanks Eddie for taking me to the hospital today and bringing me back.
Jul 27th 2009, 8:39 pm
#85
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Re: Thinking of you PP
Great news Sam!!! Wish him a speedy recovery and please don't forget to look after yourself too...
Lau xxx
Lau xxx
Jul 27th 2009, 10:19 pm
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Re: Thinking of you PP
Just got back from the hospital, yesterdays MRI scan was 'done in error' and should have been in 6 weeks time.
Mr PP was discharged and is now at home with me on the sofa. His bruising is extensive, he is so swollen where his right kidney is - it looks like he has padding around that area and its so hard
He has a 'substantial mass' on his right adrenal gland and is to go back in 6 weeks for another scan and if it is still there, will need to go into hospital for surgery to remove or drain it.
He has a cardiothoracic appointment in a week and an appointment with another doctor as well. Also an appointment to get his blood taken for his warfarin doses which I am going to do today.
Thank you everyone for the kind pm's, I am so pleased he is home - he looks a bit pale on the sofa now and cant lie down due to his partial lung collapse, but he has had some lunch and is going to try and get some sleep.
He is one lucky guy, I read the discharge summary and thank my lucky stars he is still here.
Thanks Eddie for taking me to the hospital today and bringing me back.
Mr PP was discharged and is now at home with me on the sofa. His bruising is extensive, he is so swollen where his right kidney is - it looks like he has padding around that area and its so hard
He has a 'substantial mass' on his right adrenal gland and is to go back in 6 weeks for another scan and if it is still there, will need to go into hospital for surgery to remove or drain it.
He has a cardiothoracic appointment in a week and an appointment with another doctor as well. Also an appointment to get his blood taken for his warfarin doses which I am going to do today.
Thank you everyone for the kind pm's, I am so pleased he is home - he looks a bit pale on the sofa now and cant lie down due to his partial lung collapse, but he has had some lunch and is going to try and get some sleep.
He is one lucky guy, I read the discharge summary and thank my lucky stars he is still here.
Thanks Eddie for taking me to the hospital today and bringing me back.
you both take care xx
Jul 28th 2009, 1:56 am
#87
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Re: Thinking of you PP
Good to see he's home, one less worry for you. Take care of yourself as well, all the best.
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Jul 28th 2009, 3:30 am
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Re: Thinking of you PP
Get well soon Mr PP.
Julie. x
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Jul 28th 2009, 8:55 am
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Re: Thinking of you PP
Fraid the mass on his adrenal gland is huge so he is going to have another one in 6 weeks.
If you stand behind him, there is a hard lump/bulge sticking out - all down that side is black/blue with bruising.
He deffo has to have one to check it and if it hasnt gone, has to go back in to hospital have it dealt with.
I have just got back from the shops and have bought him two pillows so he can sleep upright, he is in bed now and looks shattered.
If you stand behind him, there is a hard lump/bulge sticking out - all down that side is black/blue with bruising.
He deffo has to have one to check it and if it hasnt gone, has to go back in to hospital have it dealt with.
I have just got back from the shops and have bought him two pillows so he can sleep upright, he is in bed now and looks shattered.
'Glad to hear that Mr PP is back home with you at last. He has a long road to recovery ahead of him but he's indeed lucky to have your TLC to help him along. You've had more than your fair share of trauma and loss these last few years, I really feel for you. Please stay strong and look after yourself.
Regards,
Paul
Jul 28th 2009, 9:11 am
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Re: Thinking of you PP
I don't know you PP but have just read this thread, and your blog - good grief!!
More positive vibes from sent from me too - I wish you both well over the next few weeks. Take things easy and lots of "get well" cyber messages sent to you.
More positive vibes from sent from me too - I wish you both well over the next few weeks. Take things easy and lots of "get well" cyber messages sent to you.
