Welcome Boney
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Welcome Boney
heyo buddy hope all is well hope to see you swining a club again soon
take care m8y
take care m8y
jimbo1234- Semi_Pro
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Re: Welcome Boney
great to see you boney and look forward to you gettin home all well
markyboy- Moderator
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Cheers Lads, Currently on my 3G Card in the Hospital and in a pretty crap area for signal so not getting broadband speed on it so can't get on the game.
The transplant has all gone well and the recovery is the main thing now. I really need to make sure I do alot of exercise so these new lungs last me. I've been doing 15-20 minute stints on the exercise bike, and walking up and down the ward corridor and up and down stairs. Its all a very slow process due to the extent of the surgery.
I've had all 5 Surgical Chest Drains and Intraveinous Lines removed from me (still need to have the stitches removed from where the drains were), but have had the staples removed from the main incision which has already started to heal quite nicely. Unfortunately when I had one of the Chest Drains removed it caused a small pneumothorax on the right hand side which caused part of my lung to collapse. So a couple of days ago they put a small chest drain in to remove the fluid and within 2 days its got rid of 2.5 litres off of my chest and released the air pocket that was there which has enabled my lung to start to reinflate. I'm having that drain removed tomorrow morning and then an xray a few hours later to make sure there were no catastrophes and then wait for it...... They're letting me out of here. So in just under 4 weeks after having the transplant I can go home and have my own bed
I'll be having to come back for outpatient appointments at least twice a week for blood tests etc... for a few weeks, with it then going down to just once a week and gradually then monthly, quarterly etc...
But so far this transplant has not only prolonged and saved my life. Its also allowed me to do things I havent done for quite some time - Breathe Properly and this will improve more as my ribs etc all heal up.
Its hard to put it all in to words, but my heart does go out to the donor family who I know will be grieving but gave me this truly wonderful gift.
I can only hope that you guys are all registered as organ donors, its times like this when you realise quite how precious life is.
The transplant has all gone well and the recovery is the main thing now. I really need to make sure I do alot of exercise so these new lungs last me. I've been doing 15-20 minute stints on the exercise bike, and walking up and down the ward corridor and up and down stairs. Its all a very slow process due to the extent of the surgery.
I've had all 5 Surgical Chest Drains and Intraveinous Lines removed from me (still need to have the stitches removed from where the drains were), but have had the staples removed from the main incision which has already started to heal quite nicely. Unfortunately when I had one of the Chest Drains removed it caused a small pneumothorax on the right hand side which caused part of my lung to collapse. So a couple of days ago they put a small chest drain in to remove the fluid and within 2 days its got rid of 2.5 litres off of my chest and released the air pocket that was there which has enabled my lung to start to reinflate. I'm having that drain removed tomorrow morning and then an xray a few hours later to make sure there were no catastrophes and then wait for it...... They're letting me out of here. So in just under 4 weeks after having the transplant I can go home and have my own bed
I'll be having to come back for outpatient appointments at least twice a week for blood tests etc... for a few weeks, with it then going down to just once a week and gradually then monthly, quarterly etc...
But so far this transplant has not only prolonged and saved my life. Its also allowed me to do things I havent done for quite some time - Breathe Properly and this will improve more as my ribs etc all heal up.
Its hard to put it all in to words, but my heart does go out to the donor family who I know will be grieving but gave me this truly wonderful gift.
I can only hope that you guys are all registered as organ donors, its times like this when you realise quite how precious life is.
BoneyD- Semi_Pro
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Re: Welcome Boney
Albert Einstein:
"Only a life lived for others is a life worthwhile"
which in your case boney is spot on
only can feel sorry for the family of the tragic loss but on the other hand gave someone a much better life
can only wish you good luck and and all the best with the recovery hope you will be home in ur own bed soon enough
back on the tees too
"Only a life lived for others is a life worthwhile"
which in your case boney is spot on
only can feel sorry for the family of the tragic loss but on the other hand gave someone a much better life
can only wish you good luck and and all the best with the recovery hope you will be home in ur own bed soon enough
back on the tees too
jimbo1234- Semi_Pro
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Thats great news boney..myself and the family are delighted for ya m8
keep up the exercises and when ya get home ill be waiting to take all your ng in skins games cya soon m8 take care
keep up the exercises and when ya get home ill be waiting to take all your ng in skins games cya soon m8 take care
bigbudsmoker- Semi_Pro
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Wow Im glad you have let us know how you are doing Boney Grerat news so far that thers no rejection issues
Warm feeling's to the breieved family
Hope all goes well for ya I will light a candle in church for you and the Family of the donor
Good Luck Hope to speak to ya soon
P.S Can i borrow yor hybrid Driver while your not using it ( Lol only a Joke Hope it brought a smile to your face )
Laters Bro
Warm feeling's to the breieved family
Hope all goes well for ya I will light a candle in church for you and the Family of the donor
Good Luck Hope to speak to ya soon
P.S Can i borrow yor hybrid Driver while your not using it ( Lol only a Joke Hope it brought a smile to your face )
Laters Bro
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Well so far so good today, I've had the drain taken out and just got back from x-ray. Just waiting for the final yes from the Doctors to say I can go home today
All the stitches are out now too. I cant wait to my first decent cup of tea when I get in as the stuff you get in here is bloody awful.
All the stitches are out now too. I cant wait to my first decent cup of tea when I get in as the stuff you get in here is bloody awful.
BoneyD- Semi_Pro
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BoneyD wrote:Well so far so good today, I've had the drain taken out and just got back from x-ray. Just waiting for the final yes from the Doctors to say I can go home today
All the stitches are out now too. I cant wait to my first decent cup of tea when I get in as the stuff you get in here is bloody awful.
woot woot woot
markyboy- Moderator
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glad to hear your making a good recovery boney great news . just keep excercising hope to see you soon
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Adam,
It is great to hear that things are progressing the best they can. You have been in my prayer for quite sometime now. I thank God for all good things. I will continue to pray for you and the existing recovery you have yet to accomplish. I am thrilled to hear that you are in good spirits and I am so glad this has been able to work for you.
Paul
It is great to hear that things are progressing the best they can. You have been in my prayer for quite sometime now. I thank God for all good things. I will continue to pray for you and the existing recovery you have yet to accomplish. I am thrilled to hear that you are in good spirits and I am so glad this has been able to work for you.
Paul
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Wackybugsy- Semi_Pro
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boney sound absoluty great on vent. great to hear you boney so well
markyboy- Moderator
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Thanks Once again everyone. Was good to catch up with some of you earlier. Just got back from my second walk of the day which was good.
Actually enjoying doing it too.
Actually enjoying doing it too.
BoneyD- Semi_Pro
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