Wow...what a wild ride. I am now sitting here with the tube out, able to start eating dairy, mobile, semi-active, and walking for exercise. When they took the tube out, the discussed some pretty distressing side effects of the surgery, again. My experience to date has been significantly different, thankfully (I'll spare you the details, you can look 'em up).
I'm told they are slicing, dicing, and analyzing my now spare parts in the lab, and that high level imaging, like electron microscopes are used to see if there is any cancer outside the prostate. I'll have those results on January 19, 2011, so y'all will need to be patient...*Joke*.
I'm still not together enough to sleep through the night routinely for various reasons; when the catheter was in, it was just uncomfortable enough to keep that from happening. The first night it was out, Monday, I slept like a log for almost 9 hours, with one interruption. I still napped for quite a while Tuesday; so, less than 7 hours last night. It's all good, though, because I hear the boss doesn't mind if I nap whenever I feel like it...
Gonna get my walk on, before the weather turns...this IS Ohio.
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