Jane is managing to walk short distances using a zimmer frame. Progress is slow and she gets quite upset with her inability to be already running up and down the ward. She seems to have her appetite back and all her readings are good.
She has been told she could be going home by Tuesday next week. Fingers crossed...
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- Hi my name is Jane, I'm 40-something years old and I have just been diagnosed with Kidney Cancer. This Blog is mainly for my benefit, not to be self pitying or self indulgent but because I find it really helps, it’s a kind of therapy for me.
12 comments:
Excellent news, Martin, to hear that Jane is now up and about, although not quite Speedy Gonzales.
Fantastic news, she must learn though to walk before she runs! Not sure how you will be able to pin her down though!She must listen to the physios! If she pushes herself too much she may set herself back in her recovery. Off course she knows this, but maybe a gentle reminder from her support team here will remind her too!
So pleased to hear she can go home it's always so much better to be at home recuperating than in a hospital routine.
Please give her my love,
Jackie x
FAB NEWS!! PLEASE GIVE HER MY LOVE...
Now I can just imagine that Jane would like to go scurrying down the hospital ward, but she has to take it one small step at a time. Jane, you have gone through all of this so well, please take care of yourself and don't overdo it. Next Tuesday is not that far away.
I just knew you would do great!!! Hang in and hang on...
Deb
what brilliant news. Thank God...You will have to get a very very large rope to tie her down when she gets home !!
Please tell her we want hero be up and about as soon as possible but to take care as Jackie says she will know this herself but this is also a gentle reminder
Much love to you ALL
Sybil xx
Well done Jane, know you will keep at it ,your determination is awesome and I know you will soon be home,thinking of you with so much admeration.
Please give Jane my best wishes
Andy
Hugs to Jane, as always, from across the pond! If you have to use those hugs to hold her down, you have my permission. :-)
Karen in Ottawa Canada
Great news. Jane, I am overwhelmed at your strength and fighting spirit. Thanks for your great example and for being the inspiration you are to us all. We are all better for sharing your story.
Excellent news. Jane don't try to run before you can walk again!!! ?Your an inspiration to us all. We didn't get to meet you on Monday as you had just come out of theatre but you never know our paths may cross in the future. Sandy & Colin
Great news, I'm so pleased for both of you.
Hi Jane
By the time you read this I hope you will be home. We met whilst my mum was in Northfield having a simalar operation to you. We are now back in Plymouth and mum is waitg for her next surgery. Betty talks about you often and I said I would send her love. She will be pleased you are zimming about [sure thats not a word] should have sussed that after all the scrabble I have played in the last couple of weeks. Take care and pace yourself [ I am sure that has fallen on deaf ears!]and I will read the blogs and relay to mum.
Sheila x
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