Evidently soon sounds like send, anyway, glad you are back. Joan
From: wheelch...@aol.com [mailto:wheelch...@aol.com] Sent: Sunday, October 06, 2013 2:00 PM To: aa999...@yahoo.com; quad-list@eskimo.com Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] post leg surgery update Welcome Back Monty. And if you have the time... the Indiana Gov Conference for People with DisAbilities will have their Annual Conference Dec 2-4 at the Westin Hotel. Best Wishes In a message dated 10/6/2013 3:36:49 P.M. Central Daylight Time, aa999...@yahoo.com writes: well hello everyone, for those individuals that did not know I had surgery done on my leg due to both bones in the lower part of my leg just above the ankle. I forgot very important piece of information just before surgery? I am a 3/4c complete and had a tracheostomy for six months after my injury. Well during one of my hospital stays because of pneumonia my primary physician warned me about scar tissue still remaining in my throat and this is what I forgot to tell anybody before surgery. Scared myself nearly half to death about an hour after returning to my room, it felt like my throat was closing up! Thankfully I got the word nurse out of my mouth before I started making this most unusual sound, which meant I couldn't vocalize what was going on. With the great response of medical personnel, including four doctors which one of them gave me a breathing treatment reduces swelling in the back of my throat. Upon trying to insert a breathing tube for surgery they encountered that scar tissue and became inflamed afterwards. So my word of wisdom to have these type of things written down and brought to the attention of those who take care of us. The surgery went great now I have a metal rod or the correct term a nail running down the middle of my one bone and some plates and screws to accessorize it. Now to wait out the next two weeks to see what my surgeon released me from my bed to some kind of activity?? If anybody has any other questions feel free to ask take care my dear friends Monty of Indiana almost 20 years post injury
