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Hello Tim!!!!

I am so happy for you Tim :-) If you're drinking water, obviously things

went well and you have no leaks. You'll have some exhausting days ahead, but

the pain relief sure helps! All the drainage tubes are horrible to try to

carefully place around you, but you'll soon be up doing all of the required

walking. Please use the spirometer constantly so your lungs stay clear and sit

up as often as you are able. (My back incision opened up from sliding on the

pillows and sweating) I know you've already experienced all the pain from your

previous operation, but this time you'll be drinking and eating successfully!

Please feel free to ask any questions however personal. I was in your place two

years ago when I had my very successful esophagectomy. It was a rough start and

I had tons of bowel issues, but over time your body will learn to adjust.

I'll check the posts each day in case you have any specific questions that I

might help with, and I know I can speak for the entire group when wishing you a

very speedy recovery! (Well, maybe not too speedy!!!! . . . about 3 or 4 months

at the least)

Thunder Bay, Ontario

P.S. Spend your days enjoying the Olympics and dreaming of all the food you're

going to eat! (slowly and no dairy or sugar until you learn what your body will

digest) Also, sorry but you have to take it easy on the coffee too. Eat lots

of those delicious ice chips the nurses always bring you when they check on you!

lol

achalasia

From: timwilson12@...

Date: Sat, 20 Feb 2010 19:13:55 +0000

Subject: tim post ectomy

Hi!

its me typing carefully as i can as i am very tired and still getting over the

anesthetic.

Although difficult, mr maynard is pleased with things. Several drains have been

removed and i have been drinking sips of water. Tomorrow he says i can try some

coffee.

But even typing this much is exhausting so i all close by saying that it is all

done and i am ok.

Regards

tim

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Hi Tim

Good to hear from you and I am pleased that you had the opearation and that all

went well. Please take things slowly and listen to your body when it tells you

enough is enough (if you know what I mean). Please don't rush things as I had a

tendancy to do this during my recovery and payed for it in a thousand different

ways. Watch out for the dumping syndrome as this can limit the amount of food

you can swallow in such a way in that things will go right through you if you

know what I mean if you try to swallow just that little bit more. Take care and

will read all your posts. Listen to what Mr Maynard advises and have plenty of

rest and sleep.

from the UK

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From: Tim <timwilson12@...>

achalasia

Sent: Sat, February 20, 2010 11:13:55 AM

Subject: tim post ectomy

 

Hi!

its me typing carefully as i can as i am very tired and still getting over the

anesthetic.

Although difficult, mr maynard is pleased with things. Several drains have been

removed and i have been drinking sips of water. Tomorrow he says i can try some

coffee.

But even typing this much is exhausting so i all close by saying that it is all

done and i am ok.

Regards

tim

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Congratulations! REst well, Wish you the best recovery ever.

Sandy

>

> Hi!

>

> its me typing carefully as i can as i am very tired and still getting over the

anesthetic.

>

>

> Although difficult, mr maynard is pleased with things. Several drains have

been removed and i have been drinking sips of water. Tomorrow he says i can try

some coffee.

>

> But even typing this much is exhausting so i all close by saying that it is

all done and i am ok.

>

>

> Regards

>

> tim

>

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Glad to hear from you. Keep up the good work. I wish you all the best

Love from Ann

From: Tim <timwilson12@...>

Subject: tim post ectomy

achalasia

Date: Saturday, 20 February, 2010, 19:13

 

Hi!

its me typing carefully as i can as i am very tired and still getting over the

anesthetic.

Although difficult, mr maynard is pleased with things. Several drains have been

removed and i have been drinking sips of water. Tomorrow he says i can try some

coffee.

But even typing this much is exhausting so i all close by saying that it is all

done and i am ok.

Regards

tim

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Dear all

Today the nasal gastic tube came out, the only tube I have is the jujostemy one

feeding me water, food and painkillers.

se

I am in a little more pain than before but that is probably because i am moving

about more.

Am still very tired and vague but am doing OK and hope to be home at the end of

the week.

regards

tim

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good for you, so glad to hear you are doing relatively well.

Sandy

>

> Dear all

>

> Today the nasal gastic tube came out, the only tube I have is the jujostemy

one feeding me water, food and painkillers.

> se

> I am in a little more pain than before but that is probably because i am

moving about more.

> Am still very tired and vague but am doing OK and hope to be home at the end

of the week.

>

> regards

>

> tim

>

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Hi!

Just had the clips removed from the neck incision. Been able to manage some soup

and yogurt for tea

Mr Maynard has been in to see me and says I should be able to go home tomorrow

afternoon.

Regards

Tim

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