Tomorrow morning Paul is scheduled for an 8 am MRI to see if the draining tube worked. Dr. Zubay will look at the results and let us know if Paul can move to a regular hospital bed (yay!) or ???
As for how Paul is feeling, he is terribly uncomfortable. He is tired of laying on his back in a hospital bed in the ICU. One of his many neighbors moaned and groaned all last night and into the morning. He is sleep-deprived and was given Ambien and Benadryl to help him sleep tonight.
I'll let you know Paul's status by tomorrow evening. Prayers, thoughts and fingers crossed for that regular hospital bed.
Love,
Cheree
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Blessings, prayers and good thoughts to all of you from the not quite right coast.
Remember, fussiness is a a good sign of recovery. And even better, Dr. Katie is on the way.
Thanks for the blog.
Best, Susan (Jay's Mom)
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Thanks for the update. I agree with Jay's Mom. Fussiness is a good sign.
What wonderful news that the surgery went so well and the entire tumor was removed! We are sending prayers and good thoughts your way!!!
Rick and Jeanne Waite
Ambien and benedryl...sounds like a nice mix, ask them for some booze to wash it down with, that's what I like to do. JK.
Hopefully, that does the trick. We are still crossing our fingers.
Mike and Rach
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