Posting the last blog was a bit of a pain - and the pain got so bad my husband called up an ambulance and I spent the night in the Emergency Room of the Royal Surrey Hospital. The following morning I was whisked away - or should I say, my gall bladder was whisked away with a quite a few stones. (And I always thought Gall Bladder was a ball game played by Asterix and Obelisk.) Anyway, Through the Keyhole took on a new meaning. Thanks to this incredible procedure, all the wonderful care I received at The Royal Surry and the indefatigable love of my husband, I am now home. It may take me a day to catch up. My apologies for missing a blog.
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Don't worry about the blog, take time to recover. Had the same procedure; while it seems like a simple procedure due to the new way they do it (small incisions), don't do anything too strainous too soon! Take time to let the incisions heal properly!
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I hope you get better soon and as Lisa said don't strain yourself and rest a lot. When you feel better we will be here, but just post when you feel up to it. All the best.
ReplyDeleteHope you get well soon, take care!
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Jacqueline, hope your are better soon, how quick was that!! Trust you to make a joke out of it. Now you will have to take it easy!! .)
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Hope you get well soon.
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Lili
Ack, Jacqueline, what a scare you must have had! Take all the time to recover. We'll wait for you!
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ReplyDeleteGiampiera
Please take time to get better! Your health is more important than a few missed blogs.
ReplyDeleteHope you will feel better soon.
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Erna
I hope you get well soon, Jacqueline. I'm sorry to read you were in pain, but glad that the surgery went well.
ReplyDeleteHope you are well soon. Do just as you are told! By the doctore that is! Best to you and yours.
ReplyDeleteYour husband was a very smart man to get you to the hospital! Please take good care of yourself. The blog can wait. Best wishes for a speedy recovery.
ReplyDeleteTake care and get all the rest you need, no apologies are needed. :)
ReplyDeleteDear Jacqueline, I hope that you are feeling a lot better now. My DH had to have this operation quite a few years ago, so I know what you went through. Don't worry about blogging. We all understand. Take care - Sandra.
ReplyDeleteBest wishes for a speedy recovery - and do make sure that you get plenty of rest Jacqueline!
ReplyDeleteWendy
Wishing you an easy, steady recovery. Glad to hear of the good care you received.
ReplyDeleteJaqueline, What a horror, but at least you were able to get quick, efficient and caring treatment. Take care of yourself and take time to heal. Leslie-Ann
ReplyDeleteAll the best in your recovery, and I'm sorry you went through such pain.
ReplyDeleteDon't worry about the blog just concentrate on getting well. All our thoughts are with you speeding you to a full recovery.
ReplyDeleteOooooh the pain is terrible, I've been through it! You have my greatest sympathy. At least you were able to get it dealt with quickly and hopefully are well on the way to recovery. Pamper yourself, relax and forget the blog for a day or two. Not that we won't miss you but your health must come first.
ReplyDeletePoor Jacqueline. Please take care so you can have a speedy recovery.
ReplyDeleteJacqueline, I missed this post somehow. I hope you're recovering well -- what a scare you must have had! You poor thing! Take care of yourself -- take it easy!!
ReplyDeleteAll the best for a quick recovery!
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As these many comments reflect, we are all more concerned about you than the blog! Please take care and rest while you recover.
ReplyDeleteI am sorry I missed this post! I hope you are well on the road to recovery Jaqueline!! I`m happy you could have the surgery the 'quick and easy' way (although no surgery is a picnic!)
ReplyDeleteI had my first gall bladder attack in March(i`m ashamed to say I yelled in the ER...a LOT! the doc asked how I felt about having my gall bladder out and I replied "10 minutes ago would have been good" )...and had it out in April (April Fools Day). They had planned on doing it with the small incision and when they got in there my gall bladder was such a mess they had to quickly switch to plan 'B', a full blown, big ugly-scar surgery. I was ill for 2 weeks after, and still have a lot of digestive 'after-effects'. Even with modern surgery, it`s not a procedure to make light of. Please take time to be good to yourself...the blog can wait. We will still be here!
((((hugs)))) mj