Update on my "THING"

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Apparently the THING could not have come from the Mac Site as it is not listed anywhere. What I mean by this is it has not been defined in any of the literature. Sydney RPA are at a bit of a loss to categorize it.

So far all the regular blood tests to check for abdominal cancers have returned negative results.

The rather painful Liver biopsy had to be done whilst holding my breath. I think every hospital employee should have a liver biopsy done they really are a good way to get your kicks. Anyway it feels as though a mule has taken a two footed thump into my midrift. Because I had to hold my breath they could not give sedation, they needed a coperative patien not one who was merry on morphine or pentathol.

Early examination of the biopsy material is promising, nothing obviously nasty has been found, however it will be a week before full results are available.

The MRI scan has indicated that the THING is not growing out of any of the major organs or structures,. I am told this is good news as it means its more than likely to be benign. .

I am cautiously optomistic and aware that the dream of everything being easily sorted can quickly be shattered.

I may be allowed home tomorrow, with follow up surgery scheduled for the second week in February

Anonymous
  • FormerMember
    FormerMember

    Hi Cousin

    I have my toes, fingers and eyes crossed for good results, and that "The Thing" is eradicated forever!!! Thinking of you, and hoping you can be released on good behaviour, to your loving family.

    Love, Maureen xxxxxx

  • FormerMember
    FormerMember

    Ohh it's horrid.  Had liver biopsy too and after going through the agony it was a waste of time as they didn't get enough tissue to analyse!!  Hopoe this gets sorted out quickly Charles, keep your chin up

    Best regards Sue x

  • FormerMember
    FormerMember

    Hi Charles,

    Well done that man, it must have been very painful.

    Lets hope everything works out ok.

    Good Luck with your surgery in Feb.

    All the best Mate. Take care and be safe. Sarsfield.

  • Hello Charles,

    I am pleased that Its good news and not nasty, not so good that it was so painful.

    Sending you my good wishes.

    Take Care

    Kay

  • FormerMember
    FormerMember

    Hi Charles

    Sorry you have had such a painful procedure.  Hoping that the news continues to be good.

    Lots of love

    Jules xxxx