Any news on your FIL? I figure its 3:30pm there - you should know something soon!
I love your binder!!!
thanks for the update.![]()
Sometimes it is all about stubborn old men! Well, the "reasoning" should be his family... but they never seem to see that side of things. It seems that the physicians can be efficient and do what they have to do surgery wise, maybe he is just a little nervous about the lack of control in the situation... I think when things start to move too fast, some people are counter-active. So they have time to get comfortable with circumstances, etc. He probably just needed to get his head around the situation... I would be spinning...
Hope it all works out well...
His recommendation is to put him into the hospital and repeat the endoscopy (under sedation this time) by going into the bronchial area and get into the area that the other doctor tried to get to a few weeks ago which is where the tumor is located. My FIL dad coughed so much during that test that they couldn't reach the area where the tumor was located. If they don't find the tumor inside the bronchial tube they will open him up on his right side and go in that way to get the biopsy. They'll have the results within 15 minutes. If it is cancer they they will go ahead and remove the tumor right then.
The very good news is this thing, whatever it is, has not spread, it is localized. Which is what we suspected from the PET scan results. The doctor said his breathing capacity is excellent. So if they had to remove 20 or 30% of the lung it would not affect his activity much. .
Epcot: [/B]
Cali Grille 8.37
Citrico’s 8.44
Flying Fish 7.89
Jiko 8.87
Narcoosee’s 8.77
Yachtman’s 8.18
Your binder pages are truly amazing!! Love them!! I wish I could do something like that....
I hope everything works out for your FIL and he decides to go ahead with the tests. It really must be so much to take in right now.
I really hope your FIL goes ahead with this procedure. He is probably in denial because he is fearful of a cancer diagnosis. He is not having any tests repeated. The surgeon will frequently include the bronchoscopy (endoscopy) as part of the surgical procedure. Yes, he had a bronch once with conscious sedation, now he will have one with a rigid bronchoscope under general anesthesia. The surgeon actually needs this information so he can see the tumor before he resects it. Please explain to your FIL that this surgery could potentially provide a cure for his condition. Logically, I'm sure he realizes this and knows he can't just let things go. But, boy wouldn't it be great if it was already scheduled. Check again about whether they will do this robotically. This does sound like a possible robotic surgery.
OK - I haven't even read any of your posts today, so I better read now to see if FIL has already changed his mind.
p.s. Also good news about the PFT's (lung function tests)
Wow......Flying Fish got such low ratings! That was my fav meal! OK - for date night I am going to suggest CG or Jiko. CG because I think it is sooooooo beautiful up there and the tables for two along the wall - lovely. Jiko because everyone raves about the place. I have not eaten at Citrico's, Yachtman, or Jiko. I did really enjoy the Artist Point. That was my favorite all around dining experience during my past trip!
Your pages are just amazing!! I can't get over them.
What about a page of Hidden Mickey clues?? I don't know if your kids would get into hunting for them or not.
You are very good for letting everyone have input in the ADRs, it's very hard to do!![]()
Sanaa
Kouzzina
Teppan Edo
Le Cellier
Coral Reef
Ohana
The Wave
Ca Grill
Jiko
Flying Fish (in that order for date night)
I really hope your FIL goes ahead with this procedure. He is probably in denial because he is fearful of a cancer diagnosis. He is not having any tests repeated. The surgeon will frequently include the bronchoscopy (endoscopy) as part of the surgical procedure. Yes, he had a bronch once with conscious sedation, now he will have one with a rigid bronchoscope under general anesthesia. The surgeon actually needs this information so he can see the tumor before he resects it. Please explain to your FIL that this surgery could potentially provide a cure for his condition. Logically, I'm sure he realizes this and knows he can't just let things go. But, boy wouldn't it be great if it was already scheduled. Check again about whether they will do this robotically. This does sound like a possible robotic surgery.
OK - I haven't even read any of your posts today, so I better read now to see if FIL has already changed his mind.
p.s. Also good news about the PFT's (lung function tests)
You're a great mom, Cynthia. My kids had almost Zero input last time, except HDDR and Akershus. Beyond that, I just chose. But then again, budget (as in WAYYYY low) had a huge effect on where we ate. We were at the Fort, so a lot of lunches were packed, and dinner was even sometimes the Giddy up and Go, which actually was a huge hit with my crew. Go figure...
I may hit you up for some pages in March when hours come out and our ADR's are made. but that's a ways off yet. Meantime, I"ll keep on compiling info. into the one I'm making; which is pathetic in comparison. Useful, but not too pretty.
Awww, matching bags- too cute!! I love it!
My DH is one of those stubborn ones!! Needs an eternity to think about and decide on anything. I think when it's his time to be "called home", he'll have a "discussion" with the Big Guy and ask all kinds of Why questions , and have to have it all figured out, then agree to the plan.You should watch him choose and buy underwear, I swear it's like someone writing a thesis or something.