Donald L.
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CathleenC 24 years, 3 months ago
Hi Donald! Congrats on your successful surgery. I am praying that your recovery is going well. Keep us posted on your progress! Blessings, Cath.
grandmaw2chloe 24 years, 3 months ago
Hi Donald, I was glad to read Marjorie's message that you are home and recovering. I am really happy for you. I will pray that you will be up and running in no time.....Marjorie, Please give your Dad a soft hug from all of his supporters.........God Bless You and Your Family, Kathy (Louisiana)
DebPKansas 24 years, 3 months ago
Don, glad you are home and recouperating...(((hugs))) and smiles =)))....and....sweet dreams..lol (I remember those whacked dreams..geesh)
garw 24 years, 3 months ago
Donald, Congratulations on your surgery. I just had to comment on the 'interesting' dreams. When I had my gall bladder surgery, I was given demerol in my PCA. It was OK until the night after surgery when I was getting ready to go to sleep. I pumped it several times in a row, so I could fall asleep. Then as soon as I closed my eyes, I started having hallucinations. Not scary ones, but really weird. I mentioned it to the nurse and she said it was the demerol. I can't believe that people take drugs so they can do that on purpose. I'll be keeping you in my thoughts.
Peggy D. 24 years, 3 months ago
Hi Don. Just want to wish you a speedy recovery. My thoughts are with you as I anxiously await my upcoming date of March 8th. Happy Losing!!! Peggy
jsuggs 24 years, 3 months ago
Best wishes Don, I hope you feel better soon. Life on the other side is just awesome!
Cristie L. 24 years, 3 months ago
Hi Don~and Margie-Ann~ You are now officially a "post-op", Don! Congratulations! And yes, Margie-Ann, it's TOTALLY normal for your Dad to feel queasy and not really want to talk or have visitors (I know I didn't! *Smile* My family and fiance came anyway, but I basically slept and they talked to each other! *ha ha ha* It DOES get MUCH better, I promise! Take good care~
kylakae 24 years, 3 months ago
Margie-Ann, its perfectly normal to feel a little anti-social after surgery. I didn't talk to anyone who wasn't physically in my room for the entire time I was hospitalized. That includes family member who called. I just didn't feel up to it. Don't worry about it, your dad will feel more social when he starts to feel more human. Give him a few days! Please send him my warmest regards!
Cristie L. 24 years, 3 months ago
Don~I've been sending lots of positive thoughts your way, and wondering how you were so I was very happy to see that your daughters had posted to the Message Board! Congratulations on reaching "the other side"~it is INDEED fun and exciting! Take good care of yourself and I look forward to more posts soon!