I can't see if I had said, the stone was/is 1cm but I have quite a few more.

So glad you're home safe and sound, Sue xxx

Ouch!

Glad you are better now, Sue, just make sure you look after yourself well until they finish the treatment in November!

Goodness, Sue. That sounds absolutely horrendous. I hope you can get some help at home. I'm not sure that Sara is going to forgive you for glossing over how serious this was. I hope you keep well, or as well as you can, until your operation.

Glad to hear that you are home again, Sue. I hope all goes well for the next few weeks until the operation in November.

Glad to hear you are home again Sue and are feeling better.

Welcome back, Sue, and glad that all has been fixed. Also, thanks to Sara for keeping us up to date.

You won't get away with it next time, Sue, better start preparing your stories now as Sara won't believe a word you say.

I'm glad you're home safe and away from the snoring chorus.

I'm glad you weren't the one in the coma! I had no idea that could happen!

get well soon Sue been in hospital myself with pains etc home now still not 100% better but thats how things go, irregular heart beat, pneumonia seemingly and a infection of the gall bladder.

Life does try us sometimes Sue, but i always say there is someone worse then me and carry on

I would have thought that if they found anything inside you Sue, it would be a pearl. Glad to know though that they have a handle on what assails your wellbeing. I wish you the best of luck.

Gees Sue, if I'd known you wanted to start a stone collection I could have posted you some!
Good to hear you are on the mend and I hope all continues well.

Aren't you supposed to put that in a jar and keep it on the mantle piece when visitors come to call?

Glad you're back.

Glad you're home Sue!
Stones are not a fun thing to have. At all.
They will blast the other ones .. or get rid of them somehow else?

They will not blast them, that is what almost killed me ten years ago! I am having an operation on 14th November, they will crush them to sand so they come away.

Very sorry to read you have been suffering Sue but pleased it is being sorted out. We wish you well and hope everything gets completely resolved on the 14th of next month.

Sand eh! haven't you got enough of that in Jersey already?

How do you think we get all our sand?

Glad to hear you are home and resting, Sue. Best wishes to good health until and after your date in November.

So glad you are home Sue. Will be thinking of you on November 14th! Best wishes!

I received a copy of the discharge notes to my GP, my official diagnosis was Urosepsis secondary to obstructing left upper uretic stone.

That's quite a diagnosis ..and just what I thought it would be.

so pleased your home sue, hope things are improving for you, i know things take time to be 100% but hope yours is fast

I just had a call from the hospital wanting to know my weight so they can get the correct dosage of anticoagulant prescribed for me, I have to stop warfarin five days before my kidney stone surgery and have bridging injections. At least it isn't out of sight, out of mind. I have my pre-admission assessment on 3rd November and they will hand over the stuff at that time.

All the best for the Kidney stone surgery Sue hurry back to us you will be missed.

It's sort of scary and sort of reassuring both at the same time, Sue, isn't it?
It's never pleasant having to face into surgery of any kind, but normally you should be all better again afterwards so it'll be worth the anxiety. And it's reassuring to know that they haven't forgotten you and are taking care to get everything right!