geckley
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Congrats on the 2 months. I had my post op check this week and am 2months removed also. Isn't it great to be alive?
2 Months Post Op - Feeling GREAT!
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Curtsmum
Glad you are doing so well Dan, congratulations on 2 months, hope you have a continude good recovery, all the best.
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Dawn-Marie
Hi Dan ~ I'm so glad to hear you're doing so well and life is returning to normal. I hope you continue to do well in the future. Look forward to hearing from you from time to time on how you're doing!
Best wishes,
Dawn-Marie
Best wishes,
Dawn-Marie
NewValveNY
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Hi Dan,
Glad you are the road back to being yourself and feeling good. I wish you a full and speedy recovery! Enjoy life!
Allan
Glad you are the road back to being yourself and feeling good. I wish you a full and speedy recovery! Enjoy life!
Allan
danb1983
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Thanks again everyone, didn't know I'd been so missed! 
I will definitely stick around - I'm going to do another post next week from my new house, involving the stanaic burning of my surgical stockings - a ritual to mark the start of my new life!
lynlw - I am a member of GUCH, but I've never really got involved with them before - I will now, and thats who I'll be volunteering for - I've asked to do some speaking work and apparantly theyre sending an application form out to me now...
abbanabba - great to hear from you too, been thinking about you too and glad you made it through the other side, with what sounds like a good recovery so far!
Alerion - yeh, I can totally relate to that - instead of working for the month before my op I was just on here and other forums / websites reading and researching about what my options were and what was going to happen before, during, and after - it really messes with your head at times - but like you've been told 100s of times already I'm sure - the waiting is the worst part - it really is - The relief (and the drugs) afterwards make the recovery a lot easier than you'd think.
Thanks thanks thanks everyone!
Oh, and yeh I am pretty hot The womanfolk of Darlington may not realise it yet, but they've been missing out these last 2 months Back to the gym and back to the pub for me now
I will definitely stick around - I'm going to do another post next week from my new house, involving the stanaic burning of my surgical stockings - a ritual to mark the start of my new life! lynlw - I am a member of GUCH, but I've never really got involved with them before - I will now, and thats who I'll be volunteering for - I've asked to do some speaking work and apparantly theyre sending an application form out to me now...
abbanabba - great to hear from you too, been thinking about you too and glad you made it through the other side, with what sounds like a good recovery so far!
Alerion - yeh, I can totally relate to that - instead of working for the month before my op I was just on here and other forums / websites reading and researching about what my options were and what was going to happen before, during, and after - it really messes with your head at times - but like you've been told 100s of times already I'm sure - the waiting is the worst part - it really is
- The relief (and the drugs) afterwards make the recovery a lot easier than you'd think.Thanks thanks thanks everyone!
Oh, and yeh I am pretty hot
The womanfolk of Darlington may not realise it yet, but they've been missing out these last 2 months Back to the gym and back to the pub for me now 
