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Post-Treatment => Post-Treatment => Topic started by: opp2 on October 14, 2010, 08:33:26 pm
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I just got home to Ontario from BC (well a couple of hours ago). I met with Dr. Akagami, and received the news I was expecting. There is no sign of the tumor. Some minor scar tissue near the IAC, and some fluid filling the area where I thought was still swollen. All in all, really good news. I couldn't be happier. Got the go ahead to return to work part time and ease back into the full time routine.
The weather was great, met with some good friends, old and new, ate at my new favourite breakfast diner (Joe's Grill on Davie) and saw three movies in 2 days!!... Missed our Adrienne, but spoke to her last night...She's taking care of her little girl who needed her Mom yesterday.
Did I say I couldn't be happpier???
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Hey Opp!
Glad your post-op appointment went well. when was your surgery?? Can you tell I am still trying to get a handle on how things will go post-op - LOL!
Thanks,
Misty ;)
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No worries Misty. I know exactly how you feel. My surgery was on July 6th.
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hahah..I'm not pregnant Jim. Thanks though...not sure which Nikki you mean but it's not moi! (Gosh I hope you don't have the gift of foresight. I thought I was finished having babies..)
Thank you for the good wishes on the check up, ;D
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Awesome update Nikki
Glad all is so well - going back to work will be a relief (I think!)
Ann
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hehehe, I had to reread the thread to see where it says 'PREGNANT'...LOL...Glad to hear all is well...
JO
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Awesome update Nikki
Glad all is so well - going back to work will be a relief (I think!)
Ann
Thanks Ann, I am finally a little excited to go back so for sure it is. Hope your Man is better and the kiddies are good, and that you are still holding steady.
Nikki
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Nikki ~
As a moderator who, like all the ANA moderators, takes his job seriously, I have a lot of posts to read every day and I apologize for reading yours a bit too quickly. I saw the phrase 'I received the news I was expecting' and, distracted, I mistakenly assumed you wrote that you were told you were pregnant. My error, although you seemed to take my mistaken comment (now removed to save me further embarrassment) with good humor, and I'm grateful for that. I'll attempt to slow down my reading a bit to avoid making a silly mistake like that again. Thanks again for your understanding.
Jim
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No need to worry Jim, I enjoyed the banter.
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Nikki,
Congratulations on a successful surgery and recovery. And I'm glad you're not pregnant!
Take it easy, remember baby steps still are considered OK with getting back into the work scene :)
Maureen
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Congratulations for the great news Nikki, I am so glad that things have turned out so well.
Marianna
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Hey Nikki,
I am so glad it's over and you are O.K. I have been wondering how you were. I have been wrapped up in my own post GK stuff.
Hope you continue to be well and your recovery continues.
By the way, I still haven't made it to one of the Toronto's support meeting, I think they are monthly. Maybe next month.
Vivian
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They are every other month and the next one is in November. The 3rd tuesday I believe. Let me know if you think you can make it. I heading back to work tomorrow so I don't know if my new schedule willl permit the visit to the group. Course I don't know what my new schedule is either ;D
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Great news Nikki ;D I don't know about the going back to work falls in the great news category, but I wish you a good, uneventful and no stress day.
Anne Marie
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Thanks Everyone, it should be fine. I'm only going for an 8 hour day. We work 12's but I won't have any of my use of force (baton, cuffs, handgun) for a few days so I'll be on the desk sorting emails from the past 3 months. (come to think of it, it could be a rough day :o)
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Hey Nikki
Hope the first day (and week) went well. I am sure it will be rather a long tough few weeks re-adjusting.
I may attempt the end of November meeting - haven't made one yet. Not sure I need a support group since I am W&W. Oddly, I did have a dream I had surgery to remove the tumor last night - a bit freaky. So, maybe subconsciously I need some support!
Ann
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Hi Nikki:
Just curious - I'm reading that you reside in Ontario, so why did you opt for surgery here in Vancouver. I had my surgery (9 years ago) at VGH - Dr. Akagami replaced my surgeon who retired (Dr. Durity). I'm due for another MRI next Wednesday and hoping this will be the last.
....and I hear all good reports about Dr. Akagami :-)
Cecile