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Sorry not been on much but just getting over yet another chest infection. For anyone who knew Alan was going in for his prostarate op- he went in on Wednesday and everything seemed to go well but when they tried him without the catheter it was obvious that there was still a problem so he's had various scans and has had to have the catheter put back in, which is a real downer for us both. They think that his bladder may have become enlarged with not being able to empty properly all this time. They are going to try him without hgain tomorrow and see how it goes this time. So pleasae-any thoughts, prayers and healing vibes would be soooooo much appreciated! It's horrible because I haven't been able to visit him with this damned infection. YES I'VE CHANGED, PAIN DOES THAT TO PEOPLE.
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Hi Julie
So sorry to hear about Alan's further problems and also your chest infection. It must be awful for you not being able to visit. I hope everything goes ok tomorrpw and they are able to do what they need to do. Of course our thoughts and prayers are with you for speedy recoveries for you both. Please give Alan our best wishes.
Sheila and Dave
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Hi Julie,
Good to hear that Alan has had his op but sorry to hear of his bladder problems.
Everything crossed and sending positive thoughts for when they try him without the catheter today, hope it can stay out.
Hope you get better soon too, it must be agony for you not to be able to visit him.
Have you been able to phone him?
Sending healing hugs to you both.
Love Doreen xx
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Sorry to hear that you are both ill Julie. Best wishes for a good recovery to you both.
Bevxx
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Thank you |Sheila, Doreen and Bev. Delighted to say they've let him come home today but unfortunately with the catheter in for another 6 weeks. So really we are back to square one more or less. Very disappointing outcome. YES I'VE CHANGED, PAIN DOES THAT TO PEOPLE.
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So very sorry to hear this Julie. I`m pleased they`ve let Alan come home, as it must have been awful for you not being able to visit, but it`s rotten that he still has to have the catheter in for such a long time. Thoughts, good vibes and prayers for you both, Kathleen x
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Oh hon - so very sorry to hear this. Will they have to take him in and try again in 6 weeks? All loie, prayers and thoughts with you both. xxx
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Lovely to hear that Alan is now at home but, like you say, disappointing about the catheter.
Here's hoping he'll get rid of it after the 6 weeks.
Love to you both, Doreen xx
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Sorry to hear this news Julie. It is good to hear that he is home and hopefully the next six weeks will go quickly and he will be able to have the catheter removed then. Love to you both
Sheila x
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Good news he is home. Good wishes to you both
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How are you both now Julie?
Hope you are looking after each other.
Sending hugs.
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We're okay thanks Doreen. Alan is getting on with things although he can't drive for 6 weeks! He has what has been described as a spinal anaesthetic headache but hopefully it is easing off a bit now. I've got to see a respiratory nurse tomorrow to see why I keep coughing and getting chest infections. YES I'VE CHANGED, PAIN DOES THAT TO PEOPLE.
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Good to see that Alan is doing ok, hope the headaches go soon. The six weeks will soon pass.
Good luck for your appointment tomorrow, hope you get some answers.
Love Doreen xx
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Hi Julie
So very sorry to hear that boh you and Alan are ill. Glad he is home with you now and hope that horrible headache wears off soon and that he isnt too uncomfortable with the catheter. Also hope very much that they investigate your chest problems t is so cold so do keep as warm as possible.
Tke good care both of you,
Love Lizxx
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Hi Julie So sorry to read of all the problems for both you and Alan. Hope you each make a steady recovery and things soon start to improve for you. Lyn x
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Thanks folks! Well, I've had more tests and I havern't got COPD or Asthma, so I'm now on a steroid inhaler for 2 weeks to see if that helps and if not it's orf to a respiratory specialirt i go! YES I'VE CHANGED, PAIN DOES THAT TO PEOPLE.
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Hi Julie, I`m glad you haven`t got COPD or asthma, and I hope the steroid inhaler helps. These chest infections are horrible, so hope you feel better soon, and Alan too. Take care, Kathleen x
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