The time draws nigh - ready or not.

[kimcdougc]

Well my friends, tomorrow I check in at the Swedish Medical Center (Cherry Hill location) in Seattle at 9:30 am with my AVR around 11:30 am or so. I thank you all for your support along the way. I look forward to being part of the "over the mountain" club. All prayers are so appreciated! Will post when I feel like it. - Kim

 

[ski girl]

Enjoy your evening - hope you get to go out for a lovely dinner and a bit of relaxation (if possible)! See ya on the other side of the mountain, it's pretty good on this side!!

 

[canon4me]

Prayers going out for you Kim! You'll be fixed up as good as new!

 

[jhc1]

Best wishes, and lots of positive vibes going your way from Texas!

 

[epstns]

You'll do just fine, Kim! You are well prepared and know what to expect. No matter what, just remember that although the day is a momentous day for the patient, for the docs and care team it is truly just another day at the office.

We'll be here waiting for your truimphant return.

 

[Heart Of The Sunrise]

Good Luck tomorrow Kim! You will do just fine! The waiting for me was truly worse than my surgery. I was in the OR for 9 hours. Seems like light years ago. Back to work in less than 2 weeks.

 

[sood]

Best of luck! Remember your job is the easiest, just show up. See you on the other side

 

[kimcdougc]

Thanks for your kind words of encouragement...didn't sleep but 3 hours last night guess tonight will be even worse...my husband says don't worry you will be getting plenty of sleep in the next few weeks! Kim

 

[SuzanneSLO]

Kim: Thank you for all the help you provided to me. You have a great attitude and I'm sure everything will go well. My thoughts will be with you tomorrow.

Maybe soon I also be a member of the "what I did during my summer vacation: OHS" club! -- Suzanne

 

[njean]

Kim,
Thinking of you today and hoping that all is going well with your surgery.

We will anxiously await to hear from you as soon as you're strong enough to post!

 

[Heather Anne]

Well, you're probably about halfway through your surgery right now, so you won't read this until tomorrow or so -- whenever you can look at a computer screen without going cross-eyed -- but I'm thinking of you, down here in San Francisco. It will all get better from here!!