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I Survived Gall Bladder Removal!

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Hi Everyone- I went in today to have gall bladder removed and it went fine. i'm a little sore and tired but I woke up from the anesthesia hungry!

And I woke up to a lovely bouquet of orchids from my sweey hubby.

They did Reiki on me before surgery- reiki on the feet feels GOOD!

Thanks for all your prayers and good wishes, Beverly

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nettiebeads
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Hi Everyone- I went in today to have gall bladder removed and it went fine. i'm a little sore and tired but I woke up from the anesthesia hungry!

And I woke up to a lovely bouquet of orchids from my sweey hubby.

They did Reiki on me before surgery- reiki on the feet feels GOOD!

Thanks for all your prayers and good wishes, Beverly

I'm so glad for you! I was wondering if you had decided to go through with it. Guess what I had this a.m.?

An ultrasound on my gall bladder. Won't know what's what until next week though.

I'm praying all continues to go well for you.

Annette

jerseyangel Proficient
jerseyangel
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Bev--I was thinking about you today! Good to hear that all went well :)

mouse Enthusiast
mouse
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I am glad the operation went well and I hope this helps to clear up your health problems. :) HUGS

Green12 Enthusiast
Green12
Posted
Hi Everyone- I went in today to have gall bladder removed and it went fine. i'm a little sore and tired but I woke up from the anesthesia hungry!

And I woke up to a lovely bouquet of orchids from my sweey hubby.

They did Reiki on me before surgery- reiki on the feet feels GOOD!

Thanks for all your prayers and good wishes, Beverly

Great news! I hope you have a speedy and comfortable recovery!!

jaten Enthusiast
jaten
Posted

Whoa...hey! I certainly didn't expect to see you for a couple of days. So they released you same day???? And you woke up hungry??? You and your surgeon are both pretty awesome :)

Oh, Bev, I'm so glad it went well for you! I just pm'd you thinking it would be a couple of days before you got on the forums.

Take care and continue the strong recovery! {{{HUG}}}

Don't overdo it.

Judyin Philly Enthusiast
Judyin Philly
Posted

BEV---OURS PRAYERS WERE ANSWERED.

I'M SO GLAD IT'S OVER AND YOU ARE DOING SO WELL.

JUDY IN PHILLY :)

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jkmunchkin Rising Star
jkmunchkin
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So glad to hear you're ok.

Sounds like hubby will take good care of you :)

pinkpei77 Contributor
pinkpei77
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thats great!!! i hope you have a quick recovery!! mine wasnt bad at all and i wish the same for you!

tarnalberry Community Regular
tarnalberry
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I'm glad to hear you're feeling well. Here's hoping for a speedy recovery! :-)

Guest BERNESES
Guest BERNESES
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Thanks all- I'm tired and sore today but feeling much better than i expected....knock on wood. Hugs, B

jenvan Collaborator
jenvan
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Yeah friend! Glad you're alright and that your husband "did the right" thing with the flowers too!! :D

fanny Apprentice
fanny
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Hi Everyone- I went in today to have gall bladder removed and it went fine. i'm a little sore and tired but I woke up from the anesthesia hungry!

And I woke up to a lovely bouquet of orchids from my sweey hubby.

They did Reiki on me before surgery- reiki on the feet feels GOOD!

Thanks for all your prayers and good wishes, Beverly

hi I happy to know that you came out well from your surgery. I had my gallbladder remove on 5/5 and it took me longer to get better about a week just to move around.

I still can't pick up my one year old son.

TCA Contributor
TCA
Posted

So glad it went well. I'll be praying for a speedy recovery.

Fanny - hope you feel better soon too!

dlp252 Apprentice
dlp252
Posted
Thanks all- I'm tired and sore today but feeling much better than i expected....knock on wood. Hugs, B

Wow, great news...the soreness hopefully won't last long!

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