Wom

:p Keep in mind he is a Ausie.. :D

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Originally Posted by RICHARD

Hey, how can you screw up a meal out of cans?:eek:;)

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That's GREAT NEWS! Wonderful that Karen has come through all this and is now back home recovering with the Tender Loving Care (and cooking and cleaning) of her devoted husband.

Rest up, gain strength, feel better, Karen! We are sending loads of prayers and warm wishes and healing energies your way.

Glad to read that the surgery went well and that Karen is healing nicely. Lots of TLC is what's needed now but you're taking care of that so all is well. Good news, Wom!

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Originally Posted by lvpets2002

:p Keep in mind he is a Ausie.. :D

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Hee hee..........last night I cooked chicken with crispy noodles.
Tonite was satay.
Tommorrow night ??? Hmmmmmm....maybe a Thai dish.

So you are going to Thai one on??? :o:p:D

Yay, Wom and Mrs Wom are back! Mrs Wom, my mom has had this surgery two times. Both times she was very hoarse afterward and had sore throats. Since then she gets her blood calcium level checked 2-3 times a year because it runs a little high; but otherwise, she is fine. The second time, the tumor was so slow growing that the doctor watched it for months before he decided to remove it.

It is just super to see you back and posting. Hey - a guy who is good to his wife - takes good care of her - and COOKS TOO!!! Pretty special
I think.

Seriously, good wishes that all continues to go well.

Hey there Wom, so glad to hear Karen is recovering well, gives you a bit of a scare though, and a worrying time for you both, happy all went well, and hoping she will be feeling good for xmas, oh and i have one of those 18 yr old daughters too, looks like a tornado has hit the place sometimes. lol

Take care both of you. :):love:

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Originally Posted by Catty1

So you are going to Thai one on??? :o:p:D

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I may. After I ask her to satay for dinner. :D

I'm glad Mrs. Wombat is feeling better, and has great food to look forward too!

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Originally Posted by carole

oh and i have one of those 18 yr old daughters too, looks like a tornado has hit the place sometimes. lol

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Well that's gotta be the understatement of the year.
I'm still bloody cleaning up a week later :eek::eek:

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Originally Posted by smokey the elder

I'm glad Mrs. Wombat is feeling better, and has great food to look forward too!

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Well I can't make it TOO GOOD, can I ???
I mean.....she might start EXPECTING IT.....hee hee ;)

Mrs. Wom, I hope you are feeling better and better each day! Wom, bless you for taking such good care of Mrs. Wom! (((hugs)))

My mom's calcium level is always a little high. Her lab's normal is 8.5-10.3 and hers is usually between 10.7 and 11.4. Her doctor wants it checked every 4 to 6 months, no exceptions. The closer it is to normal, the longer he waits.

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Originally Posted by wombat2u2004

Thanks everyone, for your well wishes and prayers. Karen says to thank you all to.

We arrived back home last night, and I have spent the day cleaning up the mess that my 18yo daughter has made :eek:

Karen is ok now, and is recovering from the op.

We drove down to Sydney last Friday for her appointment with the Anaesthetist, spent the weekend on the beach at my mothers house, and then on Monday morning Karen was operated on.
A 1"x 3/4"x 1/2" tumour was removed from one of her parathyroid glands, and during the op she had some heart trouble, so when she left Recovery, they kept her in Intensive Care for a day and a night. She was taken to cardiology for some tests, and all was fine, but they kept her in hospital for another day to be sure. I suspect the heart trouble could have been caused by the aneasthetic....I've been told it happens sometimes.

Anyway, all is well now. She's still moving a little slow...except when I cook for her, then she moves fast....hee hee.

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I'm so glad she is doing well. Yes, anesthetic agents can cause problems, and not only in humans. My cat, Duffy, who was just 11 at the time, arrested as one of the IV solutions was being given - he was going to have his teeth cleaned. Fortunately a bit of Epinephrine and some stimulation brought him round. He, also, spent the night in the ICU, as he was diagnosed with an innocent murmur several years ago. All is well now.

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Wom, I'm glad Mrs. Wom came through her surgery ok and is on the mend. I'm sure she would recover much quicker if she had a decent caregiver. I guess you are doing the best you can though, all thing considered, being an Aussie and all. Welcome back to the fray mate.:D

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Originally Posted by kokopup

Wom, I'm glad Mrs. Wom came through her surgery ok and is on the mend. I'm sure she would recover much quicker if she had a decent caregiver. I guess you are doing the best you can though, all thing considered, being an Aussie and all. Welcome back to the fray mate.:D

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Well yeah, I am a good caregiver. I have even bought paper plates to eat off so that she won't be faced with a sink stacked high with dirty dishes for her to wash when she fully recovers.
I'm good at that....planning ahead. :p

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WOM
Well yeah, I am a good caregiver. I have even bought paper plates to eat off so that she won't be faced with a sink stacked high with dirty dishes for her to wash when she fully recovers.
I'm good at that....planning ahead.
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Good thinking Mate. You're smarter than I gave you credit for.

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Originally Posted by kokopup

Good thinking Mate. You're smarter than I gave you credit for.

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True...true. :p

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I have even bought paper plates to eat off so that she won't be faced with a sink stacked high with dirty dishes for her to wash when she fully recovers. I'm good at that....planning ahead.

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I just KNEW there was a spark of compassion in that scruff exterior!! You, my man, are a KEEPER!!! :p Karen is one lucky woman!!

I'm sitting here shocked, though. YOU, MARRIED WITH CHILDREN???:eek::eek:

As for your daughter...aren't kids wonderful? You wait anxiously for them to walk and talk. Once they do, you can't wait for them to shut up and sit down!!:rolleyes::p

Mine is getting married on June 4. *shakes head, rolls eyes* A WHOLE OTHER EXPERIENCE!!

Feel Better, Karen!! Take advantage of it!!;):D

I'm very glad to hear that she went through the surgery well and is on the mend. Send her my best wishes for a speedy recovery:)

:) Yup your one true Ausie in always thinking ahead of the comforts of a loved one healing concerns.. Glad Mrs Wom is healing & doing great.. Huggss

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Originally Posted by wombat2u2004

Well yeah, I am a good caregiver. I have even bought paper plates to eat off so that she won't be faced with a sink stacked high with dirty dishes for her to wash when she fully recovers.
I'm good at that....planning ahead. :p

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Originally Posted by moosmom

I'm sitting here shocked, though. YOU, MARRIED WITH CHILDREN???:eek::eek:

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Long story..........
Married to Carol for 17 years, two daughters.
Divorced Carol.
Married to Karen for 10 years, one daughter.
Divorced Karen.
Remarried Karen a couple of years ago, too old to breed any more. :p

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Originally Posted by lvpets2002

:) Yup your one true Ausie in always thinking ahead of the comforts of a loved one healing concerns.. Glad Mrs Wom is healing & doing great.. Huggss

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Yup.
I let her do some gentle exercises today.
I thought "Well I cooked tea and toast for breakfast, and yeah, the lawn needs mowing, it will be good for her to get some exercise". :D

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Originally Posted by wombat2u2004

Long story..........
Married to Carol for 17 years, two daughters.
Divorced Carol.
Married to Karen for 10 years, one daughter.
Divorced Karen.
Remarried Karen a couple of years ago, too old to breed any more. :p

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But never too old to try ;)

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Originally Posted by Grace

But never too old to try ;)

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Practice never hurt no-one :p