Please send your good wishes...

To my soon to be wife Susan (AKA Tesseract49) who is currently in Parkside hospital awaiting her SRS in about 12 hours time. All being well by this time tomorrow she will be fully entitled to post in the post-op section.

Your prayers/positive thoughts for a successful procedure and the calming of her not inconsiderable nerves would be greately appreciated.

Jenny x.

be well. prayers everything turns out well.

I wish you and her well in the journey! And will of course disseminate the prayers in which everything will go smooth.

Kate <3

Best wishes to you and your stomach full of butterflies! 

Hugs, Devlyn

Best wishes.  Keep us posted.

I will keep you both in my prayers and I send you a thank you for letting us know I will keep there prayers for her over the next few weeks as well hugs to both of you

I hope all goes well, and for a swift recuperation.

My prayers and thoughts will be with you both.  I'm sure everything will turn out fine.

Susan, congratulations on your soon to be "indoor plumbing"!

-Sandy

Def!
Thinking of you both and good luck with the op susan!

sending love and good wishes all the way from Australia

Good wishes 7 prayers from Blackpool

I will say prayers for Susan and for the doctors.

Good luck. I wish her well.

All done... Its a girl!

James B is a phenomenally fast surgeon - whole procedure done in less than 2 hours! :p Now thats what I call impressive.

Please give her my love and from everyone at Susan's.

We have a new Sue!

Rest well Hon.

Oh. Now get back to study

Excellent, congratulations Susan!

Such good news!  Please give her a hug from us!

-Sandy

Well day two progresses... few little hiccups last night which required me to enter trainee doctor mode for a bit and help to manage a peri-operative bleed, and today we're playing a delicate balancing act between getting enough nutrition, not res-starting the bleed, and keeping gut motility going...

So prayers still appreciated - and to those who are anticipating this procedure soon remember its a marathon not a sprint. Healing takes time, skill and determination.

Thanks for the note on that. I'm she will be good soon. I'm not all that far off from mine now at just a little over 5 months out tell I have mine so I do appreciate that heads up. Thank you. Hugs
Mariah

Quote from: Rejennyrated on May 15, 2016, 06:51:37 AM
Well day two progresses... few little hiccups last night which required me to enter trainee doctor mode for a bit and help to manage a peri-operative bleed, and today we're playing a delicate balancing act between getting enough nutrition, not res-starting the bleed, and keeping gut motility going...

So prayers still appreciated - and to those who are anticipating this procedure soon remember its a marathon not a sprint. Healing takes time, skill and determination.

I am just now seeing this. I hope everything with her surgery went well and that she is enjoying life. Best wishes!