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Betty Boop;944564 wrote: Mum should be back at our local hospital tomorrow, so keep everything crossed.


Good news Betty! Still :yh_prayfor you both.

She's there, arrived at our local hospital this afternoon. Doing well, just needs to build up her strength slowly and take it easy. It will be three months before her breastbone is knitted back together again.

Betty Boop;945705 wrote: She's there, arrived at our local hospital this afternoon. Doing well, just needs to build up her strength slowly and take it easy. It will be three months before her breastbone is knitted back together again.


That's awesome that she's close to you know...I hope she heals fast!!:)

Great news and I hope she's doing well.

Wonderful news Boops :-4

Fingers crossed mum will be back in her own home tomorrow or thursday. :-6

Fingers crossed Boops. :-6

Betty Boop;950434 wrote: Fingers crossed mum will be back in her own home tomorrow or thursday. :-6


will keep my fingers and toes crossed Betty:-6

Betty Boop;950434 wrote: Fingers crossed mum will be back in her own home tomorrow or thursday. :-6


Crossing the fingers Betty!!

Betty Boop;950434 wrote: Fingers crossed mum will be back in her own home tomorrow or thursday. :-6


What's the latest news on your mom Betty? Have they let her go home yet?

shelbell;952701 wrote: What's the latest news on your mom Betty? Have they let her go home yet?


Yes, mum went home on wednesday. She's glad to be home but not allowed to do too much. We all spent the day with her yesterday and cooked her lunch, a friend has taken lunch into her today. I'm about to head in there now with tomorrows lunch and make her a sandwich for tonights tea. All go here at the mo! :wah:

What great news and I'm so happy she's home!

Wonderful.

Have you looked at any course material since all this blew up?

spot;953463 wrote: Wonderful.

Have you looked at any course material since all this blew up?


Nope

Betty Boop;953448 wrote: Yes, mum went home on wednesday. She's glad to be home but not allowed to do too much. We all spent the day with her yesterday and cooked her lunch, a friend has taken lunch into her today. I'm about to head in there now with tomorrows lunch and make her a sandwich for tonights tea. All go here at the mo! :wah:


That is such great news Betty. I hope it's easy sailing for the rest of her healing.:-6

I'm so glad she's home Booper, what's the prognosis?

That is nice she went home, she will feel so much better to be there.

abbey;953915 wrote: I'm so glad she's home Booper, what's the prognosis?


They've said all along the tumour was benign, it was 10cm and came away complete, that seemed to be the worry, bits of it could have detached and got into the bloodstream causing clots.

Three months minimum for the breast bone to knit back together, her scar looks fantastic, very clean and almost a straight line. Mum just needs to build her strength back up and in the meantime is not allowed to do too much with her arms, she has to use her stomach and leg muscles for getting up now. Not allowed to carry any heavy weights at the moment and we're not sure how long for, they don't actually give you a lot of information on discharge which is a bit worrying really. :rolleyes:

Have the mentioned physical therapy? I am just so happy she is home and doing better Betty. She's very lucky to have you and family to help her in this time of need. My thoughts and prayers for healing are being sent to your Mum.

Five weeks ago today Mum was on the operating table. She's looking good and chomping at the bit to get back to normal. We're all still calling in daily to do certain bits for her that she can't manage but mostly she's regained her independance at home.

If she wants to go for a walk we still make sure someone is with her, she needs to build up her strength in her legs again.

Hopefully we'll get her six week check up appointment soon, the aftercare from the hospitals has been lousy, we've had to chase up every bit of information :rolleyes:

Mum also celebrated her 76th birthday on Monday, had quite a few visitors that day so we took her down to Lamorna Cove on the Tuesday afternoon for tea and cake and a stroll. :-6

Betty Boop;972077 wrote: Five weeks ago today Mum was on the operating table. She's looking good and chomping at the bit to get back to normal. We're all still calling in daily to do certain bits for her that she can't manage but mostly she's regained her independance at home.

If she wants to go for a walk we still make sure someone is with her, she needs to build up her strength in her legs again.

Hopefully we'll get her six week check up appointment soon, the aftercare from the hospitals has been lousy, we've had to chase up every bit of information :rolleyes:

Mum also celebrated her 76th birthday on Monday, had quite a few visitors that day so we took her down to Lamorna Cove on the Tuesday afternoon for tea and cake and a stroll. :-6


What a fab way to celebrate your birthday...never mind your 76th!!!

Best wishes for being fit and well soon xxx:-4