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    I just wanted you to know that I'm sending out more thoughts and prayers and I hope all is well. I look forward to an update.


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    Count on my prayers for a swift and full recovery. Groucho is sending you lots of get better purrs and kitty hugs
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    got home a little while ago. i'm pretty fuzzy, narcotics, properly used are good, i no longer have a belly button, and the hernia is gone....massive hernia and massive adhesions indeed..
    princess peanut and mojo are glued to me. off to the recliner, does this mean i get to control the remote?
    joyce who has princess peanut, spokesdog for the catpack, mojo, magic, kira and squirty, members of the catpack, angel duke, a good dog who is missed and angel alex the wonder dog, handsome prince.

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    "A better life through pharmacology."

    WOW - sounds like a lot of work was done. I hope you are feeling ok and that your fur nurses are working full time!

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    Quote Originally Posted by joycenalex View Post

    got home a little while ago.

    i'm pretty fuzzy, narcotics, properly used are good ...

    off to the recliner,
    does this mean i get to control the remote?
    Welcome Home, "Fuzzie"!

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    Quote Originally Posted by joycenalex View Post
    got home a little while ago. i'm pretty fuzzy, narcotics, properly used are good, i no longer have a belly button, and the hernia is gone....massive hernia and massive adhesions indeed..
    princess peanut and mojo are glued to me. off to the recliner, does this mean i get to control the remote?

    I wonder how routine these 2nd surgeries are for the same hernia?

    I also had to have a 2nd surgey to correct what the Dr missed the
    first time. The thought of re-opening a first surgical scar just about
    freaked me out..

    I'm glad you are home now & resting. Get well soon.
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    Glad you are home, let the healing begin!
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    Quote Originally Posted by lizbud View Post
    I wonder how routine these 2nd surgeries are for the same hernia?

    I also had to have a 2nd surgey to correct what the Dr missed the
    first time. The thought of re-opening a first surgical scar just about
    freaked me out..


    I'm glad you are home now & resting. Get well soon.
    Hernia repairs are very common and have to do with the condition of you area you are having the sugery in.

    Abdominal/inguinal hernias are very common and sometimes a repair can put stress on the outlying area, making it a necessity to have a repair 'fixed'.

    The mesh repair is done with a material called 'marlex' and covers more of the area that just a simple incisional herna repair. It's like a patch that covers it up.

    An incisional hernia is a weakness in the muscle wall of your abdomen. The 'fix' is to sew up the incision in the muscle wall. If the muscle wall cannot hold the 'bulge' in, a surgeon wil place a patch of material over the area, secure it with stiches and that helps spread the tension across more of the adominal muscles!

    All in all they are a very common surgery and sometimes have to be redone for many reasons!
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    Rest is probably the best medicine right now. Get plenty of it and get better.
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    [QUOTE=RICHARD;2115863]Hernia repairs are very common ....
    The mesh repair is done with a material called 'marlex' and covers more of the area that just a simple incisional herna repair. It's like a patch that covers it up.marlex and me? LOLLOL...narcotics..hee heehee time to go lie down heeheehee
    joyce who has princess peanut, spokesdog for the catpack, mojo, magic, kira and squirty, members of the catpack, angel duke, a good dog who is missed and angel alex the wonder dog, handsome prince.

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    Oh, Joyce, posting under the influence of narcotics are we? I hope you feel better sans percoset soon! Glad you have your furnurses handy!
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    Quote Originally Posted by joycenalex View Post
    marlex and me? LOLLOL...narcotics..hee heehee time to go lie down heeheehee
    LOLOLOL,
    That took me a second...........Posting while medicated is better that posting while angry!

    Feel better!

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