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| | | From: Jen, PT | Sent: 11/4/2008 4:29 AM |
I'm assuming it's going to be a laparoscopic cholecystectomy? Overall, a very straightforward surgery, which only takes about an hour. I wish him well :) |
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I'll be keeping him in my thoughts and prayers tomorrow as well. I'll even throw in a few for you to because I know how hard it is to be up at a hospital when you are in pain. You're going to need your strength as well. Take care of yourself, too. Prayers are coming both of your ways. tomcat |
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| | From:  CyndyK2 | Sent: 11/4/2008 6:52 AM |
Good luck to you both, Mary. A good friend of mine recently had her gall bladder removed, and recovered quite well; she had the laparoscopic version. If Tom is able to have it done that way, he'll only need a couple of bandaids on the surgical sites. : ) You may even feel worse than he does! Let us know how everything turns out, ok?
Cyndy
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Will keep Tom in my prayers for a very successful surgery today. Will also keep you in my prayers. It's always harder on the 'other person' sitting and waiting to hear the news from the OR. Hope all goes well...and pray that Tom has the 'easy' surgery, and recuperates quickly and easily. May the Lord guide the hands of the surgeons and the nurses and help Tom get through this surgery without any problems. We pray that he will not have much pain afterwards either. May God be with you and Tom today and through the next few days, too. Dee  |
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