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Kate:

Soooo glad to hear your good news! Please keep us

updated on your progress. I can only pray that mine

goes as good as yours did. I am gearing up for the

big dance on 12/13.

Margaret in St. Louis

BMI 39

--- Kate wrote:

> Hi Everyone,

>

> I did the dance on Friday, Nov.17. I was the last of

> five - the others were

> , , and ; met them

> briefly during one of my

> " walks " (more like slow shuffling) around the

> hospital halls.

>

> So far, so good! The staff at DRH were absolutely

> wonderful, every single

> individual I came into contact with.My sis-in-law,

> who was with me

> throughout, is director of volunteers at the

> hospital where she lives - and

> she was as impressed as I was with the quality of

> people and care at DRH.

>

> I was scheduled for 3:30 but ended up going to OR

> around 5pm. Have no

> memory of anything until recovery and being taken to

> my room. I felt sore

> (like someone was sitting on my chest/upper abdomen)

> that evening and

> Saturday morning, but walking helped. Also I've had

> a little gas, and the

> feeling of a stitch under my left ribs, which Dr. R

> said happens to a good

> number of people. It is already better today. Was

> released Saturday at

> lunchtime; everyone else had already gone.

>

> Now I am home with my sis-in-law babysitting me,

> doing the stage 1 eating

> (or, more accurately, sipping) and meds. I have

> slept alot but feel pretty

> well overall. So far no nausea, although there is a

> weird feeling whenever

> a sip hits my new stomach - I can actually feel it

> " plop " down there!

>

> I am thankful for all your prayers and good wishes,

> I know they helped me

> and my littermates get through the surgery

> successfully. Dr. R did his

> part, now I have to do mine!

>

> Littermates , , and ,

> how are you doing?

>

> Kate

>

>

>

>

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Kate:

Soooo glad to hear your good news! Please keep us

updated on your progress. I can only pray that mine

goes as good as yours did. I am gearing up for the

big dance on 12/13.

Margaret in St. Louis

BMI 39

--- Kate wrote:

> Hi Everyone,

>

> I did the dance on Friday, Nov.17. I was the last of

> five - the others were

> , , and ; met them

> briefly during one of my

> " walks " (more like slow shuffling) around the

> hospital halls.

>

> So far, so good! The staff at DRH were absolutely

> wonderful, every single

> individual I came into contact with.My sis-in-law,

> who was with me

> throughout, is director of volunteers at the

> hospital where she lives - and

> she was as impressed as I was with the quality of

> people and care at DRH.

>

> I was scheduled for 3:30 but ended up going to OR

> around 5pm. Have no

> memory of anything until recovery and being taken to

> my room. I felt sore

> (like someone was sitting on my chest/upper abdomen)

> that evening and

> Saturday morning, but walking helped. Also I've had

> a little gas, and the

> feeling of a stitch under my left ribs, which Dr. R

> said happens to a good

> number of people. It is already better today. Was

> released Saturday at

> lunchtime; everyone else had already gone.

>

> Now I am home with my sis-in-law babysitting me,

> doing the stage 1 eating

> (or, more accurately, sipping) and meds. I have

> slept alot but feel pretty

> well overall. So far no nausea, although there is a

> weird feeling whenever

> a sip hits my new stomach - I can actually feel it

> " plop " down there!

>

> I am thankful for all your prayers and good wishes,

> I know they helped me

> and my littermates get through the surgery

> successfully. Dr. R did his

> part, now I have to do mine!

>

> Littermates , , and ,

> how are you doing?

>

> Kate

>

>

>

>

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Hi Everyone,

I did the dance on Friday, Nov.17. I was the last of five - the others were

, , and ; met them briefly during one of my

" walks " (more like slow shuffling) around the hospital halls.

So far, so good! The staff at DRH were absolutely wonderful, every single

individual I came into contact with.My sis-in-law, who was with me

throughout, is director of volunteers at the hospital where she lives - and

she was as impressed as I was with the quality of people and care at DRH.

I was scheduled for 3:30 but ended up going to OR around 5pm. Have no

memory of anything until recovery and being taken to my room. I felt sore

(like someone was sitting on my chest/upper abdomen) that evening and

Saturday morning, but walking helped. Also I've had a little gas, and the

feeling of a stitch under my left ribs, which Dr. R said happens to a good

number of people. It is already better today. Was released Saturday at

lunchtime; everyone else had already gone.

Now I am home with my sis-in-law babysitting me, doing the stage 1 eating

(or, more accurately, sipping) and meds. I have slept alot but feel pretty

well overall. So far no nausea, although there is a weird feeling whenever

a sip hits my new stomach - I can actually feel it " plop " down there!

I am thankful for all your prayers and good wishes, I know they helped me

and my littermates get through the surgery successfully. Dr. R did his

part, now I have to do mine!

Littermates , , and , how are you doing?

Kate

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