Notes from postop discussion with Dr. Bains
Was he stable throughout the surgery?
Yes, very stable
Any blood transfusions necessary?
No, lost very little blood (160cc)
Any difficulty removing mass near the pericardium?
No trouble at all
How many masses removed?
24
When will we receive the pathology?
5-7 days
Adventures In Testicular Cancer 
Me and maria send our love and postive vibes and cherish the good news. Remember the jersey shore is awaiting just no weird european bathing suits please. Dom
How awesome you, KR & your doctors are. Let the light keep flowing while you heal from this one.
with love, Claudia & Jon
Schweeetttt!!!!!!! At least now the hiking playing field is leveled. I’ll be able to keep up!!!
Reiki is flowing…… Let’s see another record breaking recovery!!!
Jay,
Your woods and lake were waiting in the fog yesterday for your return. This morning they are clear and pristine. Still waiting. Soon.
I do not like leaving small comments…Because I have all the time in the world. I’m not comparing other folks who may have jobs, well maybe I am but I think about you a lot JAY. This blog you do, busted nut, is awesome. I shared it with my roommate from Penn State who also had cancer and she thought it was awesome. You are awesome and your fiancé is awesome I want to meet!
Great news! Rest up, heal up and kick ass on the other lung!!
Wonderful news and on with the healing recovery!!!! :) xoxoxox
Thanks for the good news. We will keep the prayers flowing. xxx Sue
awesome news. Love you. xxoxo
Great to hear it went so well!
Great news… You guys are amazing.
KR
Thank you so much for wonderful news. You two are very much in our hearts and minds. Say hi to your man when it’s appropriate.
Love Betty and john
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Very good news indeed
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Yay!
Love and lots of good healing thoughts to you both!
Such great news. Big ups for Jay’s strength and great doctors. and for the KR.
So glad to hear the news. Tons of love coming to you both from the McCarthys and Leemings
:)