Home!

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No more feeding tube.

No more tracheotomy.

No more panic gasping for breath.

No more IV.

No more electronic tongue monitor.

No more waking up every hour for vitals.

Cleared to take food (liquids only at first) by mouth weeks before planned.

Able to talk.

No more having to communicate by pad and iPad.

Still waiting for pathology reports that will determine any need for radiation.

But..home!

23 thoughts on “Home!

  1. That should read: “ahead of schedule.” The attempts by my phone to read my mind is accurate occasionally.

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  2. Great to hear that ken!!!! My whole family is praying for you!!!!!!!!!

    Patrick Ellis 10300 Highway 41 Madera, CA. 93636

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  3. Yea!!! Been thinking of you daily, but didn’t want to interfere. By the time you’re ready to go out on the town, no restaurants will be open. What a world we live in. Went to Burlingame Fred Meyers . . . was like being in Russia. Literally bare shelves. Be well, friend.

    Jerry L Jordan Sent from my IPad

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  4. Wonderful news! You look great!

    Angelica ‘Angel’ Pilato, Lt. Col. USAF (Ret.), Ph.D. Angel’s Truck Stop: A Woman’s Love, Laughter, and Loss during the Vietnam War (A Memoir) http://www.angelstruckstop.com | Follow on Facebook| LinkedIn 5055 Foothills Dr. Unit G Lake Oswego, OR 97034 503-754-7334 (PST)

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  5. I could not be happier to hear this. The only thing I’ve thought of more that your recovery this week is the darn coronavirus! Looking forward to hearing good pathology results. Hugs to you and Carol!

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  6. Star patient!! Way to go!

    Sending continued healing, peace and hope.

    All My Relations Mim Honoured to walk with my feet on the land of the Hodinohso:ni and Anishinaabe Relations Be part of Reconciliation in Action

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  7. Glad you made it home . . . the best place to be right now. Praying for clean pathology and a good recovery.

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  8. Great. Home sweet home.

    On Fri, Mar 13, 2020 at 7:00 PM 2 WASTED MINUTES wrote:

    > Ken Fransen posted: ” No more feeding tube. No more tracheotomy. No more > panic gasping for breath. No more IV. No more electronic tongue monitor. No > more waking up every hour for vitals. Cleared to take food (liquids only at > first) by mouth weeks before planned. Able ” >

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