GKenny is doing well

[kfay]

I just heard from GKenny and he is out of ICU, had rough day yesterday, today was better, going home tomorrow (2/9)! He also sent me some great pictures and hopefully when he gets home he will share some of them with everyone. Just wanted to let everyone know.

Kim

 

[Phyllis]

Thanks for the update, Kim. We will look forward to hearing that he is home and to seeing the pictures.

 

[marie]

Thank you for posting. Looking forward to hearing again tomorrow
Earline

 

[Superbob]

Great to hear that GKenny is doing well! Wish him a smooth recovery.

 

[aussiemember]

So glad all went well - look forward to the pictures

 

[Freddie]

Thank-you for the up-date.
Best wishes for an uneventful recovery

 

[WayneGM]

Thanks for the update. Glad to hear he is doing well. Best wishes continuing....

 

[netmiff]

thanks for the update - good to get the rought times out when you are still in hospital and THEY can take care of it! wishes for a more boring time when he get home ....

 

[Praline]

Sending wishes for a happy recovery.

 

[South Sound Sailor]

congratulations!

congratulations!

Gkenny - glad to hear you made it home especially given the distance and weather conditions. Take it easy at home. I'm now going on about 48 hours at home and I'm finding my mind is telling me to go go go but my body says no no no. Good luck and I hope you're able to sleep. I got 2 hours last night and I'm considering that to be an accomplishment. Would love to get 4 hours straight but I can't seem to shift gears into sleep mode.

From your "twin" surgical date partner: CONGRATULATIONS ON GETTING OVER THE HILL.

 

[BackDoc]

sounds like your trip home was an adventure.

Congratulations to both of you; kenny and Sailor.

I think we all can sympathize with the sleep issue. I wasn't sleeping longer then an hour at a time for the first week I was home. fall asleep, wake up, fall asleep again, wake up, read a bit, and repeat. The funny thing was that I never felt overly fatigued the next day.

By the 2nd week I was sleeping 4-5 hours straight before waking up.

It took almost an entire month to get back into my normal sleep cycle.

Surgery of this type just plays havoc with your natural body cycles.

 

[Curtsmum]

Glad you are home, you sound like you are doing well, keep it up. Wishing you a continude good recovery.

 

[JAJ99]

Welcome home! I'm sure it feels great, especially after a difficult ride home. I enjoyed the pictures. They brought back memories although I didn't recognize any of the nurses. Hope you have a smooth and easy recovery. Take care, take lots of walks, and most importantly rest, rest, rest!
Jean

 

[aussiemember]

Great pictures - thanks for sharing them with us and glad you made it home safely

 

[dan777]

Congratulations and best wishes for a speedy recovery !

 

[kfay]

I'm so glad you and your wife made it home. Now just take it easy and let your body heal.

Kim

 

[Phyllis]

Thanks for sharing the great pictures. Glad you made it home and you look terrific!

 

[Guest]

WELCOME HOME, Gkenny!!!!!!

Good to see you posting!

Thoughts/prayers coming your way for a continued SUCCESSFUL recovery .



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[Praline]

I am so happy to know that you are home. Happy recovery!
I love your pictures. But I have to say that I think men are lucky when it comes to taking pictures after OHS. You don't have to worry about your hair. I was in ICU for 8 days without a shower, just a sponge bath... Talk about a nice hairdo. I am glad nobody had a camera.

 

[marie]

Thanks for sharing your pictures. Like Praline I'm glad no one thought to bring a camera. My hair do is still awful but I'm going to try and correct that tomorrow.
Thanks again for sharing
Earline