OT:Defective frog--Breast cancer---CURED!

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Re: OT:Defective frog--(update)

Post by kaiasgram » Mon Mar 30, 2015 5:36 pm

The frog did good... can't wait to hear when you get the all clear.

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Re: OT:Defective frog ((update))

Post by SleepDisturbed » Mon Mar 30, 2015 5:56 pm

chunkyfrog wrote:Well, I'm out of surgery, on the way home.
A bit groggy, and a little beat up, but not much pain.
No lifting for a few days, I can deal with that--"Honey, can you move this?"
Should I milk it, or what?
It is a well known fact that frogs require extra special pampering at times like this. If for some reason the SO is not aware of this we can clue him in for you.

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Re: OT:Defective frog--(update)

Post by BleepingBeauty » Mon Mar 30, 2015 6:21 pm

Glad it's over for you, CF. Now on to speedy (but not too speedy, for milking's sake) healing.
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Re: OT:Defective frog ((update))

Post by NateS » Mon Mar 30, 2015 6:41 pm

chunkyfrog wrote:Well, I'm out of surgery, on the way home.
A bit groggy, and a little beat up, but not much pain.
No lifting for a few days, I can deal with that--"Honey, can you move this?"
Should I milk it, or what?
Wishing you the very best, with both of us having been in a position to relate, our warm thoughts are with you.

Best wishes, Nate

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Re: OT:Defective frog--(update)

Post by ems » Mon Mar 30, 2015 8:03 pm

When life throws you lemons... throw them right back. Glad it went well; looking forward to hearing good news!
If only the folks with sawdust for brains were as sweet and obliging and innocent as The Scarecrow! ~a friend~

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Re: OT:Defective frog--(update)

Post by BlackSpinner » Mon Mar 30, 2015 8:28 pm

I am glad it went well for you Froggy!
Rest up an get the guy to do all the work for now!

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Re: OT:Defective frog--(update)

Post by chunkyfrog » Mon Mar 30, 2015 9:34 pm

Well, I'm in the ER. Small problem. Surgeon ordered no metformin today and two more days.
After my nap, blood sugar was 304, an hour later 322. I freaked and called docs office.
Too late (of course) , and they said go to ER. Waiting for lab results. Probably just trauma.
I know the BS already coming down, just by how I feel.
I know +300 is nothing to some people, but I'm not them.
So now they are checking my electrolytes.
(((SHOULDA HAD A V-8!)))

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Re: OT:Defective frog--(update)

Post by palerider » Mon Mar 30, 2015 9:55 pm

chunkyfrog wrote:Well, I'm in the ER. Small problem.
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Re: OT:Defective frog--(update)

Post by chunkyfrog » Mon Mar 30, 2015 10:26 pm

No problem, labs OK. Electrolytes OK. Glucose still going down.
I wish they had warned me in post-op that these levels might happen so
I would not have freaked out.
Who am I, anyway, an endocrinologist? Never heard of one that's GREEN!

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Re: OT:Defective frog--(update)

Post by Elle » Mon Mar 30, 2015 10:36 pm

That was a scary level. I'm glad you got it checked out.

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Re: OT:Defective frog--(update)

Post by kaiasgram » Mon Mar 30, 2015 10:52 pm

It's late in Lincoln and you've had quite the day, Froggie. You made the right call to get checked out. I hope you have a long, lovely night's sleep.

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Re: OT:Defective frog--(update)

Post by chunkyfrog » Mon Mar 30, 2015 11:01 pm

I believe I will. Still have not needed any pain meds-- none at all, but I may tap into the ibuprofen
when I hit the sack. Not long now. The 3 hour, 40 min nap threw my circadians overboard!
(But they have crawled back onto the lilypad, so I think we're cool.).

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Re: OT:Defective frog--(update)

Post by postitnote » Mon Mar 30, 2015 11:06 pm

chunkyfrog wrote:No problem, labs OK. Electrolytes OK. Glucose still going down.
I wish they had warned me in post-op that these levels might happen so
I would not have freaked out.
Who am I, anyway, an endocrinologist? Never heard of one that's GREEN!
My mother is on metformin only. She had carpal tunnel surgery a few weeks back and he bg's skyrocketed after too. She was given insulin and was fine after that. Not sure how she is diabetic to begin with as she's so skinny! She was dx'd in her 70's.
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Re: OT:Defective frog--(update)

Post by chunkyfrog » Tue Mar 31, 2015 10:56 am

Well, the nurse called back, and no new appointments. My glucose is down close to normal, and I am avoiding any carb possible.
I get the pathology report around Thursday afternoon. I don't even expect to have a scar; maybe a dimple, though.
Worst case scenario: I'm a year ahead of next year's mammogram, because there was nothing on this one.

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Re: OT:Defective frog--(update)

Post by Drowsy Dancer » Tue Mar 31, 2015 1:59 pm

chunkyfrog wrote:No problem, labs OK. Electrolytes OK. Glucose still going down.
I wish they had warned me in post-op that these levels might happen so
I would not have freaked out.
Who am I, anyway, an endocrinologist? Never heard of one that's GREEN!
Whew. And how is our esteemed frog today?

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