I just got home. 8 hours of surgery. The most painful thing I've ever had to endure while conscious and with only local anesthetic which hurt like h. e. double hockey sticks when it was given each time - but SHE GOT ALL THE CANCER which had spread more than anyone expected!!! She and her staff were absolutely brilliant and so kind and compassionate.
She was funny, expert beyond a doubt, a musician too! -- the best surgeon ever. I would trust anyone in her caring expert hands... I was in good hands and God's hands every step of the way...........she even allowed my son to be there for the close, the most painful part. All three of us were keys & guitar players and singers and we talked the entire time which helped take my mind off what was going on.
Thank you all for your thoughts and prayers!! Now it's thank heavens for hydro-codone! I'm feeling good now until time for next dose!
I could feel your positive energy the entire time. Thank you all so much my Cowboy brothers and sisters!!!!.
Wonderful news and an extra fist pump for you. I lost the light of my life to that monster and get a special lift when others defeat it for it's a coward and hides.
Runny's right, painkillers are really tricky and addictive levels are all different. They usually try to time it out so we take one before the pain starts to arrive so we don't get to that "I can handle this" stage but we also have different pain thresholds too.
Hope your recovery goes well with each day better than the one before it.