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Update #2 on GIna
Hi everyone. I got another update on Gina on Wednesday, but I was not feeling well (have not slept a good nights sleep in over 4 days now) and I didn't check my e-mail until just now. I think you will all be happy with what her husband has to report. Gina is definitely a fighter and is on the mend!!
5-19-10 4pm
To All,
Yesterday, Tuesday, Gina had a very rough morning getting the pain medication right. She was not a happy camper till the Doctors got the pain meds right.
Today, Wednesday, two days after surgery and Gina is finally starting to feel better. Last night the nurse removed her nasal stomach drain tube. Today they removed her catherater. These are seemingly baby steps but mean alot to our patient! Today is a much better day.
Speaking of steps, yesterday Gina was able to take three short walks down the hall. Two longer walks around the corridor so far today.
The doctors and nurses are pleased with Gina's progress so far. Soon she will be able to start taking food again. If Gina continues to progress at this pace, she may be able to return home by Friday or Saturday.
Thank you one and all for the numerous supportive phone calls, get well cards, emails and prayers. They all mean so much to both of us.
Gina keeps talking about going to Outback when she gets out of here, I think that means she is on the mend!!
Bill and Gina
5-19-10 4pm
To All,
Yesterday, Tuesday, Gina had a very rough morning getting the pain medication right. She was not a happy camper till the Doctors got the pain meds right.
Today, Wednesday, two days after surgery and Gina is finally starting to feel better. Last night the nurse removed her nasal stomach drain tube. Today they removed her catherater. These are seemingly baby steps but mean alot to our patient! Today is a much better day.
Speaking of steps, yesterday Gina was able to take three short walks down the hall. Two longer walks around the corridor so far today.
The doctors and nurses are pleased with Gina's progress so far. Soon she will be able to start taking food again. If Gina continues to progress at this pace, she may be able to return home by Friday or Saturday.
Thank you one and all for the numerous supportive phone calls, get well cards, emails and prayers. They all mean so much to both of us.
Gina keeps talking about going to Outback when she gets out of here, I think that means she is on the mend!!
Bill and Gina
Lets hope Gina came home yesterday or today, her husband emailed me the same as above, and also said thats she is doing good. Hope to see Gina back on here really soon recovering well, lots of love to you Gina x
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