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Old 05-04-2010, 07:06 PM #11
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Ouch! Get better soon!
Good thing Monty and Arnie are there to take care of you, especially when it comes to picking up the takeout!
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I'm so pleased to hear that your operation has been successful, as I fear that I too am facing similar surgery in the not too distant future.

I also suffer from numbness and prinkling pain in my ring and little fingers. Mine is much worse when I first wake in the morning, than any other time of the day.

At the moment a night splint is helping but from what I hear, unless I stop using my hand completely, I may need surgery in the future.

I'm just recovering from a broken arm so am trying hard to avoid an operation, but I thank you for posting such a positive report. At least I'll not worry so much if I have to have one.
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Excuse what typing? You done good, Woman!

Glad your surgery is over and that you can see improvements already!

Your have such a smart doggie! And your husband, well, obviously you've done all the cooking, so it will be nice to have a little break.

How is his health nowadays? Is he still undergoing treatments?

Glad you are on the road to recovery.
Just having a little soreness today. I honestly expected a lot more pain than I've been having--thank goodness it's not that bad!

Arnie has been feeling great during his chemo break. CT scans are scheduled for June 7, and we see the oncologist June 9 to get the results. Thanks so much for asking about him.
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So happy everything went well for you. I do believe I'd keep that splint on as long as I could if it meant eating out every night!!

Get better soon!
Exactly! My plan is to work as much sympathy as I can out of DH, bless his heart!
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I'm so pleased to hear that your operation has been successful, as I fear that I too am facing similar surgery in the not too distant future.

I also suffer from numbness and prinkling pain in my ring and little fingers. Mine is much worse when I first wake in the morning, than any other time of the day.

At the moment a night splint is helping but from what I hear, unless I stop using my hand completely, I may need surgery in the future.

I'm just recovering from a broken arm so am trying hard to avoid an operation, but I thank you for posting such a positive report. At least I'll not worry so much if I have to have one.
I wish you all the best. My hand had deteorated so much that I couldn't wait to have this surgery. It was becoming useless. Now, I have hope that things will progress back to normal.
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