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Wednesday, March 11, 2009

Updates

Well I am looking at a copy of the preliminary report based on the Pathology finding and the frozen results from the biopsy seem to be confirmed. I have Adenocarcinoma with a BAC (Bronchioloaveolar pattern). I am not alarmed with this discovery, a recurrence is always a possibility; I would be numb if it (JACK /JACKASS) was anything other than BAC. I hope if it comes back we do something other than a wedge resection (note) wedge resections hurt so so so bad I would rather go through another transplant rather than have a wedge resection.

My chest tubes are still in but I am a quick draw on the Morphine trigger (self med). I wonder how long it will take me to recover, it took me 2 years to get to this point I hope I don't need another 2 years to recover.

I will post some pictures later (2 years ago Stanford Transplant, 2009 Surgery Pictures, 2009 Surgery scar it is long and ugly).

1 comment:

  1. That incision looks too familiar. They weren't able to get a spinal morphine setup to work on me, and IV morphine made me sick, so I had to just settle for hydrocodone. Still, I was back on my bicycle 16 days later, one day after they removed 40 staples from my side. I don't see any staples on you. Did they just use glue?

    Bud Baker

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