Steve how did it go today?

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Steve how did the dilation go today I was thinking about you?

Sorry I didn't mention you earlier when I was saying a thank you to

all those that helped me (i didn't mean to leave you out)

You know how much support and help you gave me don't you?

Love

Pippa x

right I am really going back to bed again now

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Pippa,

I am not precious at all about not being mentioned, please do not worry. So many people here are helpful it is impossible to recall everyone in a single E-mail.

As for the dilatation. I didn't think I would need one and I actually apologised to the surgeon for potentially wasting his time. He popped the endoscope down and said "new oesophagus looks great, so do all the joins". Then he sort of makes an "Ahhhh" sound and says. "I've found the problem, we need to dilate the pylorus". He then proceded to do it. The pylorus is the exit to the stomach, apparently it had narrowed through the surgery and it was causing a backlog up through the small stomach and the oesophagus. It has been a 100% better since. I was flabbergasted that I needed the dilatation and was so excited at the result. I was begining to think "is this it" in terms of improvement, but now it is so much better.

As for the dilatation. These are a walk in the park post oesophagectomy (well it was yesterday, famous last words). No pain as all the nerves have been cut and so simple and quick. So, if I need another I don't think I will even bother to worry....he says now!

Thanks for asking.

STEVE

Steve how did it go today?

Steve how did the dilation go today I was thinking about you?Sorry I didn't mention you earlier when I was saying a thank you to all those that helped me (i didn't mean to leave you out)You know how much support and help you gave me don't you?LovePippa xright I am really going back to bed again now

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Steve,

Really glad to hear all went well on Thursday. And in an odd sort

of way, I reckon it was a good thing you needed to go in and have

the dilation since this way you know for sure all is looking good on

the inside.

Keep well and Merry Christmas,

(London, UK)

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> Pippa,

>

> I am not precious at all about not being mentioned, please do not

worry. So many people here are helpful it is impossible to recall

everyone in a single E-mail.

>

> As for the dilatation. I didn't think I would need one and I

actually apologised to the surgeon for potentially wasting his

time. He popped the endoscope down and said " new oesophagus looks

great, so do all the joins " . Then he sort of makes an " Ahhhh " sound

and says. " I've found the problem, we need to dilate the pylorus " .

He then proceded to do it. The pylorus is the exit to the stomach,

apparently it had narrowed through the surgery and it was causing a

backlog up through the small stomach and the oesophagus. It has

been a 100% better since. I was flabbergasted that I needed the

dilatation and was so excited at the result. I was begining to

think " is this it " in terms of improvement, but now it is so much

better.

>

> As for the dilatation. These are a walk in the park post

oesophagectomy (well it was yesterday, famous last words). No pain

as all the nerves have been cut and so simple and quick. So, if I

need another I don't think I will even bother to worry....he says

now!

>

> Thanks for asking.

>

> STEVE

>

> Steve how did it go today?

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> Steve how did the dilation go today I was thinking about you?

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> Sorry I didn't mention you earlier when I was saying a thank you

to

> all those that helped me (i didn't mean to leave you out)

>

> You know how much support and help you gave me don't you?

>

> Love

>

> Pippa x

>

> right I am really going back to bed again now

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Dear Steve, In the last few weeks I have read your posts with amazement and admiration. Your attitude has been wonderful and also the fact you have been helping others at the same time just floors me !!! When I heard that things have improved greatly for you by the discovery of the problem with your pyloric sphincter I felt deeply that at last you were getting what you truly deserved. I take it you won't be wanting any presents now? LOL Lots of love to you. I wish you a very Happy Christmas. From Ann in the North XXXSteve Lennox

<lennoxsteve@...> wrote: Pippa, I am not precious at all about not being mentioned, please do not worry. So many people here are helpful it is impossible to recall

everyone in a single E-mail. As for the dilatation. I didn't think I would need one and I actually apologised to the surgeon for potentially wasting his time. He popped the endoscope down and said "new oesophagus looks great, so do all the joins". Then he sort of makes an "Ahhhh" sound and says. "I've found the problem, we need to dilate the pylorus". He then proceded to do it. The pylorus is the exit to the stomach, apparently it had narrowed through the surgery and it was causing a backlog up through the small stomach and the oesophagus. It has been a 100% better since. I was flabbergasted that I needed the dilatation and was so excited at the result. I was begining to think "is this it" in terms of improvement, but now it is so

much better. As for the dilatation. These are a walk in the park post oesophagectomy (well it was yesterday, famous last words). No pain as all the nerves have been cut and so simple and quick. So, if I need another I don't think I will even bother to worry....he says now! Thanks for asking. STEVE Steve how did it go today? Steve how did the dilation go today I was thinking about you?Sorry I didn't mention you earlier when I was saying a thank you to all those that helped me (i didn't mean to leave you out)You know how much support and help you gave me don't you?LovePippa xright I am really going back to bed again now Messenger - with free PC-PC calling and photo sharing. Send instant messages to your online friends http://uk.messenger.