Leigh A. 21 years, 11 months ago

Hi All.... this is Chris's wife. He came home a day earlier than expected. He did absolutely wonderful. As Hope posted, he had his surgery about midday on Tuesday. 6am on Wednesday, he was up walking laps. He did 18 laps that day around the floor. 13 laps is a mile. I was amazed. He's walked approximately a mile everyday. They had to take him off of the morphine the morning after his surgery. He was having a bad reaction to it. They gave him Roxicet liquid instead. That did fine. He got to come home on Thursday because he was doing so wonderful, plus with me being a postie, Dr. Miller knew that I was able to take care of him. He is doing wonderful. Thank you to everyone for your support. We greatly appreciate it.

Mamasita 21 years, 12 months ago

Congrats on your surgery. Hoping each second of each minute you are feeling better and better.

hopey 21 years, 12 months ago

Chris's wife just called me, he went into surgery at 10:45am and was in his room by 2:30pm. He was done open by Dr. Miller in Seaford. Doctor says everything went well and he is fine. Chris is complaining of nausea and of pain. He keeps saying the morphine is not touching him.

Darlilly1313 21 years, 12 months ago

Christopher,congratulations on the start of your new journey. I hope that everything goes smoothly for you. I wish you all the best.

ReneeJune03 21 years, 12 months ago

Hi Chris, I'd say don't be nervous but, heck, I was nervous. Of course it was all for nothing (except I burned a few extra calories) because my surgery went fine. I had more soreness than pain but nothing that couldn't be handled. For me, the week before surgery was harder than the week after just because of those pesky nerves (and I thought I was calm.) Remember to keep it positive. That means keeping only supportive people around you. The negative ones are just ill-informed. I hope all your health and weight-loss dreams come true,

Elissa H 21 years, 12 months ago

Chris, Good Luck. Sorry I won't be here next week. I'll be on vacation in Florida. But I'll be saying a prayer for you. I'll say a second prayer for a speedy recovery. Remember to walk, sip and breathe. Then do it again. See you on the loosing side when its all over. Leigh's the best angel that a person can have. God Bless ((HUGS)) Elissa

Karen N. 22 years ago

Best wishes and extra prayers for smooth surgery and recovery. A positive mental attitude is your best preparation pre-op and throughout the next exciting year! You'll do great with this life-saving tool*

Leigh A. 22 years ago

Hi Honey! I know your surgery date has been moved up, and I also know that your fear is beginning to really kick in... but do you remember how scared you were when I had surgery? I did just fine, and so will you. I have faith in our Lord God that you will do well during surgery, recovery, and the rest of our lives. I am here for you, and since I am a Postie, I will walk you through every step of the way. I love you so much. And God knows that I need you, my dear sweet husband. I love you more than you could ever know. You will do great. Don't worry. Love... Your Loving Wife <3 <3 <3

Diane B. 22 years ago

Hi Christopher! Big congratulations on your surgery date! I bet you are so excited! Just hang in there and try to be patient! Don’t worry if you are nervous, scared, excited or go through a thousand of different emotions. This is all normal, so go with the flow! Remember that we’re all family here and we’re here to give you our support, lend an ear and not judge. I just wanted you to know that I was thinking about you today and that you are in my thoughts and prayers for a successful, problem-free surgery and recovery. I’m so happy for you. Soon you will be on the other side and will join the ranks of the losers. Get ready for your life to change forever. Wishing you much success in your weight-loss journey. Hugs to you today. God bless, DI from NJ – Lap RNY, 12/09/03

Frvsnt O. 22 years ago

Congratulations on your surgery date! I have some Zen Wisdom for you - Nothing exists but momentarily...One thing flows into another...observe things as they are, let everything go as it goes. This is to put everything under control in its widest sense. --- Congratulations on your surgery date and may God keep you close to his side as you travel your new journey. You will have ups and downs. You can always turn to us, your AMOS family, we will give support, comfort and encouragement. You will find this will be the best thing you could ever have done for yourself as well as your family. I know that was true for me. Keep us posted when you reach the "other" side. I pray for a speedy and easy recovery for you. Don’t forget to update your profile at least monthly. We all like to see how we are doing!!! Make sure you take pictures. It’s great to see the new you emerge!!! Good luck and God Bless!!! RNY 10/31/03 down 88 pounds!!! Deneise
About Me
Claymont, DE
Location
44.2
BMI
RNY
Surgery
05/04/2004
Surgery Date
Sep 06, 2003
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