Re: surgery Thursday, & Na and Cl are both real low -again!

[Guest guest]

Cindy,

You'll be in my thoughts and prayers. I know a surgery like this must be very

difficult... esp. on the heels on others.

Hope everything goes well.

[Guest guest]

Cindy,

You'll be in my thoughts and prayers. I know a surgery like this must be very

difficult... esp. on the heels on others.

Hope everything goes well.

[Guest guest]

Cindy,

You'll be in my thoughts and prayers. I know a surgery like this must be very

difficult... esp. on the heels on others.

Hope everything goes well.

[Guest guest]

Prayers are on their way, Dear Cindy! Let us know how it goes,

OK? We're with ya!

Love Lana

[Guest guest]

Prayers are on their way, Dear Cindy! Let us know how it goes,

OK? We're with ya!

Love Lana

[Guest guest]

Dear Cindy H.,

Good luck with your surgery on Thursday, I'll be thinking of you and prayers

are of course sent your way my friend! Oh Lordy I do indeed hope the block

works! There is no need for you to suffer more than you already have. If it

doesn't work tell the anesthesiologist.

Hugs and Love, S.

surgery Thursday, & Na and Cl are both real low -again!

> Hi all-

> I'm having surgery (right basilar thumb reconstruction) this Thursday and

actually glad I am. (can't believe I'm saying that!) The left thumb had it

done 12 months ago.

> If any of you have a chance, I really would appreciate prayers and

thoughts....

> It tires me out having a 3rd surgery in this short of time.

> And knowing it's a block again....ouch! (If he wants a block, I'd better

be out for that, 'cause last time I wasn't--oh my gosh PAIN!) -shoulder kept

subluxing; and he kept loosing my pulse because of thoracic outlet

syndrome.)

>

> This afternoon the lab called with results from this mornings blood work.

The sodium and chloride are low *again*. It must be lower than any other

time, because he's having me hold the indapamide AND eat more salt and drink

less fluids until the lab work is done again in two weeks. Usually it's just

the latter that needs to be done.

> I don't care that much for salty foods-so I don't look forward to this....

> I haven't even noticed anything different.

> At least I know about it before surgery!

>

> CindyH

> Wisc.

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Oh Cindy,

my prayers and thoughts are with you always!!!

Jill

[Guest guest]

Oh Cindy,

my prayers and thoughts are with you always!!!

Jill

[Guest guest]

Oh Cindy,

my prayers and thoughts are with you always!!!

Jill

[Guest guest]

(If he wants a block, I'd better be out for that, 'cause last time I

wasn't--oh my gosh PAIN!) -shoulder kept subluxing; and he kept

loosing my pulse because of thoracic outlet syndrome.)

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Do you still have thoracic outlet syndrome or has that been fixed?

If you still have it, do you know the specific type? TOS is a group

of related problems all lumped together under one name. Depending

on the cause, I know a few things that are helpful for it.

[Guest guest]

Best of luck Cindy. Gosh I sure hope the pain is controlled this time! We'll be

here waiting to know how this went. Cindylouwho

surgery Thursday, & Na and Cl are both real low -again!

Hi all-

I'm having surgery (right basilar thumb reconstruction) this Thursday and

actually glad I am. (can't believe I'm saying that!) The left thumb had it done

12 months ago.

If any of you have a chance, I really would appreciate prayers and

thoughts....

It tires me out having a 3rd surgery in this short of time.

And knowing it's a block again....ouch! (If he wants a block, I'd better be

out for that, 'cause last time I wasn't--oh my gosh PAIN!) -shoulder kept

subluxing; and he kept loosing my pulse because of thoracic outlet syndrome.)

This afternoon the lab called with results from this mornings blood work. The

sodium and chloride are low *again*. It must be lower than any other time,

because he's having me hold the indapamide AND eat more salt and drink less

fluids until the lab work is done again in two weeks. Usually it's just the

latter that needs to be done.

I don't care that much for salty foods-so I don't look forward to this....

I haven't even noticed anything different.

At least I know about it before surgery!

CindyH

Wisc.

[Guest guest]

Mike,

Thankfully I no longer have pain from TOS (thoracic outlet syndrome). The " only "

thing I have is no pulse when my arms are raised out my side to 45 degrees or

more. -so I don't raise my arms. I do move them around so my shoulders don't

get stiff, but never keep them there for any length of time.

I've never been told what type, only that I have it.

CindyH

Wisc.

From: mikeuggen

Do you still have thoracic outlet syndrome or has that been fixed? If you still

have it, do you know the specific type? TOS is a group of related problems all

lumped together under one name. Depending

on the cause, I know a few things that are helpful for it.

[Guest guest]

Mike,

Thankfully I no longer have pain from TOS (thoracic outlet syndrome). The " only "

thing I have is no pulse when my arms are raised out my side to 45 degrees or

more. -so I don't raise my arms. I do move them around so my shoulders don't

get stiff, but never keep them there for any length of time.

I've never been told what type, only that I have it.

CindyH

Wisc.

From: mikeuggen

Do you still have thoracic outlet syndrome or has that been fixed? If you still

have it, do you know the specific type? TOS is a group of related problems all

lumped together under one name. Depending

on the cause, I know a few things that are helpful for it.

[Guest guest]

Mike,

Thankfully I no longer have pain from TOS (thoracic outlet syndrome). The " only "

thing I have is no pulse when my arms are raised out my side to 45 degrees or

more. -so I don't raise my arms. I do move them around so my shoulders don't

get stiff, but never keep them there for any length of time.

I've never been told what type, only that I have it.

CindyH

Wisc.

From: mikeuggen

Do you still have thoracic outlet syndrome or has that been fixed? If you still

have it, do you know the specific type? TOS is a group of related problems all

lumped together under one name. Depending

on the cause, I know a few things that are helpful for it.

[Guest guest]

> From: mikeuggen

> Do you still have thoracic outlet syndrome or has that been fixed?

If you still have it, do you know the specific type? TOS is a group

of related problems all lumped together under one name. Depending

> on the cause, I know a few things that are helpful for it.

Mike, I'm beginning a notebook of sorts, on some of the techniques

and alterternative therapies that you and others have informed us of,

so if you wouldn't mind posting it, I'd sure appreciate it! Please?

I promise to be good! (at least for awhile)

Love Lana

[Guest guest]

> From: mikeuggen

> Do you still have thoracic outlet syndrome or has that been fixed?

If you still have it, do you know the specific type? TOS is a group

of related problems all lumped together under one name. Depending

> on the cause, I know a few things that are helpful for it.

Mike, I'm beginning a notebook of sorts, on some of the techniques

and alterternative therapies that you and others have informed us of,

so if you wouldn't mind posting it, I'd sure appreciate it! Please?

I promise to be good! (at least for awhile)

Love Lana

[Guest guest]

Cindylouwho,

I can use all the encouragement there is....I'm more than ready to have it-but

still I get a teeny tiny bit apprehensive.

I do fine once the surgery day is here though.

Why can't things be fixed magically?

Will keep ya'll posted how it went.

Love,

CindyH

From: cindy clark

Best of luck Cindy.

[Guest guest]

Cindylouwho,

I can use all the encouragement there is....I'm more than ready to have it-but

still I get a teeny tiny bit apprehensive.

I do fine once the surgery day is here though.

Why can't things be fixed magically?

Will keep ya'll posted how it went.

Love,

CindyH

From: cindy clark

Best of luck Cindy.