#224572 - 01/17/0806:20 AMSurgery was very successful!!!
Stephenm52
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Hello Everyone:
Thanks for all the wishes of good health and success with the surgery on my original post.
Everything went well and I'm now on the mend. I probably won't be on line much in the next few days. I just wanted to say a great big thanks for all the support here. And for those of you who have had the surgery you've walked in my shoes already so there's nothing I can tell you. I love Tony Mads comment " The foley was invented by someone who hates men." You got that right my friend.
All the best to everyone here at this great forum.
#224575 - 01/17/0806:59 AMRe: Surgery was very successful!!!
tony mads usa
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I had the pleasure of speaking with Steve this morning ... He sounds good and strong ... He has long been an advocate of exercise and 'clean living' so I don't think it will be long before he is back to the kb and to the Zone ... t.
#224576 - 01/17/0807:08 AMRe: Surgery was very successful!!!
travlin'easy
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Steve,
Glad everything worked out OK and I'm sure you'll be back to normal in a week or less. And, yes the foley cathedar was invented by someone that hated men. I've been catherized about a dozen times and I was confident they used an old piece of garden hose that was lined with razor blades.
#224589 - 01/18/0811:48 AMRe: Surgery was very successful!!!
Stephenm52
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Loc: USA
Thanks everyone!! My only surprise is how good I feel after a few days. My dear wife is taking great care of me. Talk about being pampered. I'm going to enjoy it while I can.
The bigger challenge will be not to try to do much too soon.
Yes, Chico !!! Now we are playing in the same team :Prostate Killers
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#224591 - 01/18/0803:46 PMRe: Surgery was very successful!!!
Tom Cavanaugh
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Loc: Muskegon, MI
Steve,
Glad you are feeling well. Did you have the robotic surgery? I agree with you about the cath. When I had mine removed it felt like I was released from jail. Get well!
#224592 - 01/18/0804:53 PMRe: Surgery was very successful!!!
ChicoBrasil
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The second (very important) step in a prostate surgery is the training (physioterapy) to avoid urine loss. I made 20 sessions during one month with absolute success.
#224595 - 01/19/0807:25 AMRe: Surgery was very successful!!!
Stephenm52
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Loc: USA
Tom I had a Radical Prostatectomy. I was not a canidate for the robotic surgery.
Chico, thanks for the tip on the therapy!!
Nigel and Al, Randy Tom thanks and to everyone else whose name I may have not mentioned.
Al I know I'm going to have lots of time on my hands........but never did think about songwriting.
Bebop yea, that's all they tell me I have is to " Take it one day at a time"
My wife want's to me extend a BIG THANK YOU as well. She knows I'm a frequent visitor to SZ, but never knew I had so many on line friends. She really appreciates the support I have received here.
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Steve, on a side note I think that I accidentally deleted an email of yours: I saw just the title and it referred to the PA2X Pro; since I greatly value your opinion, could you send it again to me, please? Thanks!
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