Just quick surgery update. My son was released from “short stay” and is now home resting on the couch. The surgery went well and he did fine with the general anesthetic until they gave him a pain pill. Now he is as green as the couch he is laying on. Poor thing.
The hospital staff was very nice and super efficient which made his six hours there as pleasant as they could be. On a side note, his room was right next to Labor & Delivery and every time a baby was born, they played a lullaby to announce it. We heard quite a few lullabies! My son got a kick out of that, especially since his sister was born there over five years ago. Of course I regaled him with stories about how difficult his sis was, you know…to pass the time.
Anyway…back to my green boy.
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Glad to hear things went well today.
What a relief. I’m so glad he’s homne safe and sound Ti. Pain pills are wicked. Hope he feels better from that soon.
Ti, I’m so glad to hear that things went well for your son’s surgery today! He looks pretty good in the picture and I hope that he isn’t too sick from the pain meds. Too cute about the lullabies being played!
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So glad all is well! I kept thinking about you guys today, so thanks for the update. 😉
I’m so glad things went well! Hope he’s feeling better soon. 🙂
Look at that grin – glad he’s home and doing well. It must have been stressful for all of you.How long will he be out of school (and you home from work?)Hoping he’ll be up and about (and not green!) soon.
He’s not green anymore and doing much better! He actually called the school today to arrange for his homework to be picked-up. I thoguht that was odd but maybe a good sign!
Glad to hear he’s not green anymore, Ti! I think calling for his homework can only be a good sign!
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So glad he’s recovering nicely! Sorry about the pain medicine. Personally, I never meet a pain pill I didn’t like…joking…sort of.