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    • May 16, 2014 at 2:38 am
    rgrand
    Participant

      Got hone from surgery about an hour ago. Medical nuclear imaging took longer than my surgeries did! I was in the operating room for 1:50.

      No nausea from anesthesia. Now I have to keep my foot elevated for a week.

      Awaiting WLE biopsy and SLN biopsy now.

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        • May 16, 2014 at 2:46 am
        KMick
        Participant

          Bet it feels good to get that behind you!  I'm surprised they sent you home so quickly after a full-thickness skin graft.  My surgeon said that I would be in the hospital an entire week for a full-thickness graft.  (Ended up with a split thickness graft and stayed three days in the hospital.)  Good for you, it'slways better to be home in your own surroundings and eat your own food!

           

           

            • May 21, 2014 at 9:17 am
            rgrand
            Participant

              Today I have an appointment with the plastic surgeon to assess the skin graft. Afterward I meet with my Oncologist to discuss, I believe, the biopsy results from the WLE and SLNB.

              i hope both are good meetings!

              • May 21, 2014 at 7:38 pm
              melanomafighter
              Participant
                Good luck…
                • May 21, 2014 at 7:38 pm
                melanomafighter
                Participant
                  Good luck…
                  • May 21, 2014 at 7:38 pm
                  melanomafighter
                  Participant
                    Good luck…
                    • May 21, 2014 at 9:17 am
                    rgrand
                    Participant

                      Today I have an appointment with the plastic surgeon to assess the skin graft. Afterward I meet with my Oncologist to discuss, I believe, the biopsy results from the WLE and SLNB.

                      i hope both are good meetings!

                      • May 21, 2014 at 9:17 am
                      rgrand
                      Participant

                        Today I have an appointment with the plastic surgeon to assess the skin graft. Afterward I meet with my Oncologist to discuss, I believe, the biopsy results from the WLE and SLNB.

                        i hope both are good meetings!

                      • May 16, 2014 at 2:46 am
                      KMick
                      Participant

                        Bet it feels good to get that behind you!  I'm surprised they sent you home so quickly after a full-thickness skin graft.  My surgeon said that I would be in the hospital an entire week for a full-thickness graft.  (Ended up with a split thickness graft and stayed three days in the hospital.)  Good for you, it'slways better to be home in your own surroundings and eat your own food!

                         

                         

                        • May 16, 2014 at 2:46 am
                        KMick
                        Participant

                          Bet it feels good to get that behind you!  I'm surprised they sent you home so quickly after a full-thickness skin graft.  My surgeon said that I would be in the hospital an entire week for a full-thickness graft.  (Ended up with a split thickness graft and stayed three days in the hospital.)  Good for you, it'slways better to be home in your own surroundings and eat your own food!

                           

                           

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