Operation

Sue Webster · Post by **Sue Webster** » 17 Feb 2008, 13:13

hi all , i wont be online or on the forums for a while from thursday for about 5 days as i have to go into hospital for an op . i have a slowgrowing cancer in the womb so on friday morning feb 22 i have a hysterectomy which i`m not looking forward to--- rather scared! . sue

Julie2owlsdene · Post by **Julie2owlsdene** » 17 Feb 2008, 13:30

Sorry to hear that Sue. But I'm sure you'll be fine, once you've recovered from the operation. Best wishes.

Post by **Anita Bensoussane** » 17 Feb 2008, 13:32

All the best to you, Sue.

Anita

Sue Webster · Post by **Sue Webster** » 17 Feb 2008, 14:36

hi to julie and anita , thanks for your messages , nice to have your support i`ll take a load of enid blyton books in with me . sue

Post by **Anita Bensoussane** » 17 Feb 2008, 14:43

[Sue:] i`ll take a load of enid blyton books in with me.

I'm sure there's no better way to convalesce!

All the best and hope all goes well,
Anita

Sue Webster · Post by **Sue Webster** » 17 Feb 2008, 18:20

hi anita . thanks for your message . i would rather convalesce at home with my cat ! but i hope the 5 days go really quick so i can get out!. i`ll get lost in the books ! sue .

Ming · Post by **Ming** » 17 Feb 2008, 18:59

All the best, Sue.

Sue Webster · Post by **Sue Webster** » 17 Feb 2008, 22:31

thanks , ming for your message,much appreciated sue

Moonraker · Post by **Moonraker** » 18 Feb 2008, 18:23

I'll be thinking of you, Sue! Just think, where will the doctor send you to convalesce? Maybe a nice little boat trip on the Northern Seas...

Sue Webster · Post by **Sue Webster** » 18 Feb 2008, 19:13

hi moonraker thanks for your message , mnade me smile and i need a good laugh to relieve the tension , etc! wish i could be sent on a cruise to kirrin island !

Lucky Star · Post by **Lucky Star** » 18 Feb 2008, 21:46

All the best to you Sue. Dont worry you will be fine. My Mum had a similar operation a few years ago and she is now great.

Sue Webster · Post by **Sue Webster** » 19 Feb 2008, 09:47

dear lucky star , thanks for your message which is encouraging . i do hope it goes ok and cant wait to get it over ! taking a pile of famous 5 , secret 7 and mystery books in with me! sue

Julie2owlsdene · Post by **Julie2owlsdene** » 19 Feb 2008, 11:47

Once you're in hosptial, and on the ward chatting to the others, I'm sure you'll feel a whole lot better Sue. The unknown, is always frightening.

When I worked at our local hospital, one of the wards on my round was the gynaecology ward, where I did the ECG's on the patients, before they went to surgery. It was a happy smiling ward, one of the best in the hospital. All the ladies, were joking, chatty, and encouraged each other. I used to spend much longer in that ward, than the others, as I loved to chat with them all.

I'm sure you'll be just FINE.

Post by **Anita Bensoussane** » 19 Feb 2008, 11:51

My mum had a hysterectomy too, about eighteen years ago now, and everything was fine. She made friends with some other women who were in hospital having the same operation. Perhaps other patients in your ward will be clamouring to borrow your Enid Blyton books!

Anita

Moonraker · Post by **Moonraker** » 19 Feb 2008, 16:55

Goodness knows what sort of plot-line Duncan would make out of a hysterectomy. Maybe the removal of a secret room from deep in the dungeons! You'll be fine, Sue; before you know it, you'll be telling us all about it!

Good Luck!

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