Ian, glad to hear it went well. Hoping for a quick, less painful recovery.
That's great news
That's great to hear Ian. Hear's hoping tomorrow brings more good news.
Awesome. Get some rest. Next time I come out that way, I'll treat for the BBQ.
It's great to keep reading your updates, especially since things seem to be trending awesome.
Any big plans for your first "real" meal once they let you out of your food cage?
Ferret: pretty much whaytever they wind up letting me have. There are going to be restrictions based on the type of surgery amd type of cancer for sure, but we haven't gone through that yet. Thankfully, I'm highly adaptable. We'll see what happens.
Well, broccoli is good...not maybe your favorite. But there is some food known to help getting back on your feet much quicker, than others.
Although I can imagine you are thinking more of pizza right now.
Hang in there and like the Tour de France, the stage days will vary but the goal is the podium at the end.
Oh, for the record, broccoli is one of my favorite green vegetables. I'd be stoked if it proved useful in the upcoming slog.
http://phys.org/news198204877.html
Essentially, broccoli has proven anti-cancer benefits. While I am not sure how applicable they are to your own cancer, you really cannot go wrong with eating broccoli as it is widely recognized as having many beneficial properties in addition to being one kick one ass tasting vegetable.
Glad to hear things are going so well, Ian. As soon as you can walk out of the hospital, we should get on our bikes!
Posted this over in Groan's thread too but Ian - here's one of those good stories for you.
Not sure how many of you know the back story by Amit of Photojojo has an update:
http://tumblr.amitgupta.com/post/320...
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Quintin_Stone wrote:+1
Is that...? Is that a penis rubbing its face?
EDIT: Ooooooohhhh, I get it...it´s a thumbs up, and that´s the palm/thumb portion, ok, ok...I see...interesting...awkward as well...
Dr.Incurable wrote:Quintin_Stone wrote:+1
Is that...? Is that a penis rubbing its face?
EDIT: Ooooooohhhh, I get it...it´s a thumbs up, and that´s the palm/thumb portion, ok, ok...I see...interesting...awkward as well...
Now I will never be able to unsee that. The face job smiley.
Sounds positive Keep it up!
Dr.Incurable wrote:Quintin_Stone wrote:+1
Is that...? Is that a penis rubbing its face? :shock:
Perv.
Just found this thread crazy late. I'm glad the surgery went well, and I hope you just keep focusing on the daily improvements. Keep kicking cancer's ass!
Great to hear you're on solid foods so fast! Hoping for great results!!
Solid food nom nom nom! May whatever chemo regime they've got planned be kind to you though it sounds like you've got this one covered even if it isn't.
Solid food nom nom nom!
WOOOOOO!
Good progress, even if you're not feeling as gung ho about it all. Awesome that they removed the drains already. Mom had to go home with 2 of them which was one primary reason I had to stay with her to maintain them. She was very happy when they were removed 5 and 9 days after discharge.
I know your surgery was different, but from what I experienced recently with my mom, just remember to let things heal one step at a time. Be patient, and ask for help sometimes.
Congrats on going home!
Fantastic! Now I can finally add this to my favorite threads without feeling weird about it!
Welcome home =)
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