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| Bob on boardwalk at San Jacinto Battlefield He looks good to me! |
Today, he is going into Northeast Baptist Hospital in San Antonio for the procedure. I will take him in at 9 a.m. and they will prep him for surgery. He will have the procedure at 11 a.m. He probably won't wake up until sometime in the evening.
Meanwhile, I will go to my dentist appointment at 1:15 p.m. and go for a massage at 2:30 p.m. Around 5 p.m., I'll stop by the hospital to see if he's out of anesthesia yet and spend the evening with him.
Wednesday morning, Susan and I plan to go to Natural Bridge Caverns by New Branfels, Texas, and take the Aquifer Tour. Texas Hill Country has had so much rain that the aquifer has risen up into the caverns and the 75-minute tour will take us down to see the high water. After we finish the tour, I'll check in with Bob to see how he's doing and when they plan to discharge him. Susan and I may have time to go to lunch.
We hope there are no complications. Please keep Bob in your thoughts.
Travel Bug out.
Wishing Bob the very best and a short hospital stay.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Sherry. It's only and overnight stay, so if all goes well I should be picking him up by afternoon tomorrow.
ReplyDeleteHope all goes well and Bob has a speedy turn around. AND I hope this really fixes the problems he has been having. Wishing you both well.
ReplyDeleteCheryl, He's home and feeling great. Now we just wait to see if the normal sinus rhythm holds. I sure hope so too.
DeleteWishing Bob the best. Bill had the Flutter in March and they gave him some pills which seemed to work. They took him off the pills after a month. It's a amazing the things they can do medically.
ReplyDeleteVery happy for Bill that his pills worked. That way he didn't have to have surgery. Bob is home and feels great right now.
DeleteHope all goes well today. We know a couple people who've had ablation for A fib and they are doing great.
ReplyDeleteSo far, so good. Bob is home now and feeling fine.
DeleteGood luck with today's surgery.
ReplyDeleteHe came through with flying colors and is home working now. I didn't have to drive him to the office.
DeleteWishing Bob a good outcome and easy recovery!
ReplyDeleteHe did very well. Thanks.
DeleteHow's Taggart doing?
Sending good wishes and prayers for a speedy recovery and strength and patience for you both. It's sure not easy deadly with medical issues.
ReplyDeleteHe feels much better now that he's home...just very tired. He's taking a nap. I don't have to drive him into the office. My bad, he planned to work from home today.
DeleteHope all goes well today and Bob is up and back to his regular self soon.
ReplyDeleteBob is now home and doing great, just tired. He's working from home, not the office. I didn't have to drive him in after all.
DeleteThinking of both of you. Wishing Bob a safe and speedy recovery!
ReplyDeleteThanks Peri and Jim. Bob is home, feeling way better. Currently napping. (I'm sure his body is exhausted from having his heart scarred.) He is working from home, so I didn't have to drive him to the office. Yay.
DeleteHope all goes well and Bob is back to his old self!
ReplyDeleteSo far, so good. Hopefully, it will still be good in a few months. Thanks for the kind words. Bob was really touched when he read all the comments.
DeleteGlad to hear Bob is on the mend and hope that his progression is for the better. We both wish him well.
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