NancysToy
Motorbike Professor
You think the old part is not fun, wait until you get to my mileage! :yikes: Thanks for the hugs. Need all we can get lately. BTW, this is not humor...I am insane! nojoke-Scotty
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Where's Scotty?
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You think the old part is not fun, wait until you get to my mileage! :yikes: Thanks for the hugs. Need all we can get lately. BTW, this is not humor...I am insane! nojoke-Scotty
Spyderjuice
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Scotty, I'm glad you're home and feeling some better. I hope you will continue to get better. I will be thinking about Nancy tomorrow and I know she will be fine. I think the spyderlovers have had and will continue to have you both in their prayers. Speedy recovery to you both! :thumbup:
Juice
Juice
bone crusher
Alignment Specialist
Geez, I go away for a few days and look what you get yourself into! Hope you're doing better...as you now know, pancreatitis is one of those 'most painful things' that can happen to you...ouch! To a speedy recover...get well soon...
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aubierules
New member
feel better soon!
pphantom538
New member
Best wishes and get well soon
NancysToy
Motorbike Professor
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Hi gang. Just thought I would fill you in on where we stand. I'm home, of course, and they are weaning me back onto a little less restricted diet and introducing some of my old meds again. There are changes that I am going to have to learn to live with. I feel pretty good physically, although the sinus infection that started this whole mess is not leaving without a struggle. The pancreatic pain is gone! I will have another hospital stint coming up at U of M med center while they chase this farther. My doctors seem very concerned, despite how good I feel. :yikes:
Nancy has her new knee. She is in pain, but with the right pain meds was able to lift her leg in and out of bed by herself several times yesterday. More activity and therapy today, then she'll come home tomorrow. She has at least six weeks of PT ahead of her, but should be walking without the walker and driving within a couple of weeks, and maybe riding in as soon as a month more. We'll see how she progresses. She is nearly as tough as me. Putting up with me for 35 years seems to harden a woman!
We have both appreciated all the warmth and love that has come from everyone here. It has done a lot to keep us going. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts.
-Scotty
Hi gang. Just thought I would fill you in on where we stand. I'm home, of course, and they are weaning me back onto a little less restricted diet and introducing some of my old meds again. There are changes that I am going to have to learn to live with. I feel pretty good physically, although the sinus infection that started this whole mess is not leaving without a struggle. The pancreatic pain is gone! I will have another hospital stint coming up at U of M med center while they chase this farther. My doctors seem very concerned, despite how good I feel. :yikes:
Nancy has her new knee. She is in pain, but with the right pain meds was able to lift her leg in and out of bed by herself several times yesterday. More activity and therapy today, then she'll come home tomorrow. She has at least six weeks of PT ahead of her, but should be walking without the walker and driving within a couple of weeks, and maybe riding in as soon as a month more. We'll see how she progresses. She is nearly as tough as me. Putting up with me for 35 years seems to harden a woman!
We have both appreciated all the warmth and love that has come from everyone here. It has done a lot to keep us going. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts.
-Scotty
wyliec
New member
Hi gang. Just thought I would fill you in on where we stand. I'm home, of course, and they are weaning me back onto a little less restricted diet and introducing some of my old meds again. There are changes that I am going to have to learn to live with. I feel pretty good physically, although the sinus infection that started this whole mess is not leaving without a struggle. The pancreatic pain is gone! I will have another hospital stint coming up at U of M med center while they chase this farther. My doctors seem very concerned, despite how good I feel. :yikes:
Nancy has her new knee. She is in pain, but with the right pain meds was able to lift her leg in and out of bed by herself several times yesterday. More activity and therapy today, then she'll come home tomorrow. She has at least six weeks of PT ahead of her, but should be walking without the walker and driving within a couple of weeks, and maybe riding in as soon as a month more. We'll see how she progresses. She is nearly as tough as me. Putting up with me for 35 years seems to harden a woman!
We have both appreciated all the warmth and love that has come from everyone here. It has done a lot to keep us going. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts.
-Scotty
Glad to hear that you and Nancy are doing well. I work ortho P.T. and I wish more of my patients were like Nancy and could move their legs in and out of bed first day post op.
DynamoBT
New member
Excellent news about Nancy!! If she is moving around that much so soon after surgery she is one tough cookie. Good for her!!
Hope your doctors sort out what's up with you Scotty. I don't think pancreatitis is anything to fool around with. Your doctors are concerned for good reason. Try and be a good boy and do what you're told!!!
Hope your doctors sort out what's up with you Scotty. I don't think pancreatitis is anything to fool around with. Your doctors are concerned for good reason. Try and be a good boy and do what you're told!!!
dltang
Very Handy Member
Tell Nancy she is doing great!! You ain't so bad yourself. When you are in riding shape, we will definitely be making a trip your way. You may still get to sign the banner too. daddydarko and I are going to have to meet up before he leaves for Rolling Thunder and Battle Creek may be a good place for us to meet. That way I can just stop by and you don't have to worry about entertaining a whole crowd while you and Nancy are recuperating. I will say a prayer of healing for both of you.
NancysToy
Motorbike Professor
Home At Last
Well, we finally landed at home. They paroled nancy this morning. She has some pain, but is doing OK. She'll probably be much better after she catches up on her sleep. When they take vitals every hour or two, and sneak vampires into your room in the middle of each night to suck your blood, you do not rest. Six weeks of PT ahead of the old girl, but I'm betting she'll be off the walker in a week or less. Being married to me for 35 years toughens a woman!
I am not in pain and am apparently out of immediate danger. There is still great concern. I head to University of Michigan soon to try to find out how much damage has been done, and possibly what the cause is. It may be related to an earlier problem and surgery. Still tired, nauseated, and short of breath, but I am able to care for Nancy, and that's all that counts.
Once again, thank you for all the kindness, prayers, and concern for both of us. This would have been much, much harder without you! :thumbup:
-Scotty
Well, we finally landed at home. They paroled nancy this morning. She has some pain, but is doing OK. She'll probably be much better after she catches up on her sleep. When they take vitals every hour or two, and sneak vampires into your room in the middle of each night to suck your blood, you do not rest. Six weeks of PT ahead of the old girl, but I'm betting she'll be off the walker in a week or less. Being married to me for 35 years toughens a woman!
I am not in pain and am apparently out of immediate danger. There is still great concern. I head to University of Michigan soon to try to find out how much damage has been done, and possibly what the cause is. It may be related to an earlier problem and surgery. Still tired, nauseated, and short of breath, but I am able to care for Nancy, and that's all that counts.
Once again, thank you for all the kindness, prayers, and concern for both of us. This would have been much, much harder without you! :thumbup:
-Scotty
Well, we finally landed at home. They paroled nancy this morning. She has some pain, but is doing OK. She'll probably be much better after she catches up on her sleep. When they take vitals every hour or two, and sneak vampires into your room in the middle of each night to suck your blood, you do not rest. Six weeks of PT ahead of the old girl, but I'm betting she'll be off the walker in a week or less. Being married to me for 35 years toughens a woman!
I am not in pain and am apparently out of immediate danger. There is still great concern. I head to University of Michigan soon to try to find out how much damage has been done, and possibly what the cause is. It may be related to an earlier problem and surgery. Still tired, nauseated, and short of breath, but I am able to care for Nancy, and that's all that counts.
Once again, thank you for all the kindness, prayers, and concern for both of us. This would have been much, much harder without you! :thumbup:
-Scotty
Hang in there Scotty. Our thoughts and prayers are with both of you.
Best wishes,
Bruce
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