Thanks everyone 4 Ur prayers

swirlpms
on 3/30/05 11:20 pm - Wilmington, DE
Thanks to everyone who prayed and came and seen me . I really appreciate it. I seen GiGi also before I left yesterday before I left the hospital and she was doing well.
Gigee
on 3/31/05 12:46 am - Newark, DE
Hey beautiful! You were kidding when you said the removal of that drain made all the difference. I'm glad you made it home safe! Your boys are precious!
swirlpms
on 3/31/05 3:19 am - Wilmington, DE
Thanks , they are a handfull. are you home yet and how are you feeling?
Gigee
on 3/31/05 3:25 am - Newark, DE
I am home. I got home about noon today. Sat here posted your message and realized oooo, I need to be in bed lol. So to bed I went. Everything actually feels great except for this muscle I pulled while at the hospital. Figures eh? So all my moaning and groaning is due to that muscle. I have been running some fever. How are you feeling?
swirlpms
on 3/31/05 3:33 am - Wilmington, DE
I'm doing fine. Thank God I didn't have any complications. It's not as bad as I expected. The pain is almost gone except for a little of the gas pain is still in my stomach, and I can feel everything moving in there and that's a little uncomfortable. Other than that I'm doing great
Gigee
on 3/31/05 3:38 am - Newark, DE
You are doing so awesome and I pray it stays that smooth for you! May both our journies be smooth and successful. Our lives be healthier than ever. Our joy be profound.
Val H.
on 3/31/05 10:04 am - Newark, DE
HI Shirley! I was in to see Gigee on Tuesday night, stopped in your room, but the light was out and you were sleeping..didn't want to wake you. Sorry to have missed meeting you in person, but glad to see/hear you are doing so well. Keep moving around and the gas will be history! Take care, Valerie
T T.
on 4/6/05 10:53 pm
Hey Shirley ... how are you doing? Last time I saw you, you were sporting the newest in hospital gown fashion! Did the docs warn you that the next week or so you may be feeling a bit more tired than the first couple of weeks? If not, this is common at this time ... and will pass. They told me but I still did not quite expect it. Rest when you need to do so. Take care and make sure you push the protein to help you heal and maintain as much muscle mass as possible. And try to push the water to keep your kidneys in good shape and flush you out. Hugs, Tammy
swirlpms
on 4/7/05 6:55 am - Wilmington, DE
Yes I am getting tired. I also have been going to battery park and walking on the trail. I am walking 2 miles a day. One mile up and one mile back, hopefully I'll get up to the whole 4 miles. The protien is not easy. I have to be honest I am not doing to good with that.
T T.
on 4/7/05 8:27 am
Shirley, You are doing wonderful if you are already walking 2 miles per day. That is GREAT! Keep it up!!! About the protein, I was not doing too well when I was first out either. It took me quite a while before I was able to get the correct amount in. Just keep working at protein first at all meals and snacks. It will come in time. It helped me if I could slip a bit of protein in little bits. Such as the protein oatmeal from the docs office and add a half scoop of unflavored Unjury to it. Mashed potatoes with a smidgen of unflavored protein and cheese. Refried beans with a little added protein powder and cheese. Seeing a pattern here? I think I put cheese on just about everything when I was a new post op. Not sure it was the best idea, but it was what I did. Linda had tons of great pureed high protein recipes. If you email her, I am sure she would share them with you. She was very creative with her menu choices. I on the other hand pretty much got in a rut. If it worked, I stayed with it kinda attitude. *grin* Hang in there, this first month is the hardest. You will be filled with a renewed energy and getting in your minimum protein before you know it. Hugs, Tammy
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