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This is not an emergency. She's having a scheduled debridement of calcified tendonitis with a rotator cuff repair if necessary. I just left her a few minutes ago after they wheeled her off to the OR.

We're at the Baylor Surgery Center in Trophy Club.

BTW, it isn't posted. Just the ubiquitous gunbusters signs.

I have been there. They will treat you both well. Prayers for her quick recovery.

And, if you are there long enough for lunch - you won't believe this - they have a GREAT café on the second floor! Not your typical hospital food. I think I had trout almondine there, or something similar.

Prayers for a good surgery and fast recovery. And I agree with Crossfire, great food at all of the Baylor Hospitals. The Heart Hospital cafeteria has one of the best bacon cheeseburgers I have ever eaten!

Yeah, I know the irony. Maybe they are just trying keep their clientèle coming back.

Hope everything works out for y'all. My best wishes to you and your wife for a speedy recovery.

Crossfire wrote:I have been there. They will treat you both well. Prayers for her quick recovery.

And, if you are there long enough for lunch - you won't believe this - they have a GREAT café on the second floor! Not your typical hospital food. I think I had trout almondine there, or something similar.

I just came down from having breakfast in the cafetaria. Not bad at all.

Praying for y'all. Keep us posted, TAM.

I just saw this TAM. Prayers from the Cottons.

Chas.

My best wishes for you and your wife Mr. TAM. I hope all goes well. My mother is having abdominal surgery as I type away. I'm not a man of faith, but any prayers or kind words are welcome.

Something just doesn't seem right you eating so well while she's in surgery.lol here's to a speedy recovery.

Done.

Anygunanywhere

Prayers up for a complete and speedy recovery. And now I know where to go for a great bacon cheeseburger.

Thanks everybody. She sailed through the surgery just fine with no complications. She was just taken to recovery. Surgery was an hour and a half. They did the debridement and got all the calcium out. Not necessary to do a rotator cuff repair. I'm just waiting for them to call me up to the recovery room to sit with her. Recuperation will be on the order of 6-8 weeks.

Her surgeon showed me the pictures he took during the surgery. Pretty interesting stuff.

Thoughts and prayers y'alls way TAM!

If you get Nurse Michelle, watch out, she's purty mean, I mean nice...(my buddy's wife works there).

The Annoyed Man wrote:Thanks everybody. She sailed through the surgery just fine with no complications. She was just taken to recovery. Surgery was an hour and a half. They did the debridement and got all the calcium out. Not necessary to do a rotator cuff repair. I'm just waiting for them to call me up to the recovery room to sit with her. Recuperation will be on the order of 6-8 weeks.

Her surgeon showed me the pictures he took during the surgery. Pretty interesting stuff.

Glad to hear it!

Best wishes for a speedy recovery and successful rehab.

How pleasant not to have any 30.06 signs!